Blogs

Chef Ed Faber Live on Fox 19…tonight! Be sure to DVR Channel 19 as Chef Ed Faber, hoping to be the first Cancer Chopped Champion, is featured “live” on Fox 19 tomorrow at 9:45 am. Dr. Faber will be preparing a favorite dish in hopes of   (Read More)

This makes a lot, but leftovers are a must! Go to taste on seasonings, adding more if you wish. This salad is chock full of nutrients. The whole wheat contains vitamin E and helps our digestive systems. Bite for bite, few vegetables contain as much   (Read More)

Skin cancer, like other cancers, is caused by a genetic defect that allows skin cells to grow and multiply in an uncontrolled manner. The ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can cause these genetic defects. When you are sunburned, you have   (Read More)

Skin cancer, like other cancers, is caused by a genetic defect that allows skin cells to grow and multiply in an uncontrolled manner. The ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can cause these genetic defects. When you are sunburned, you have   (Read More)

Are you ready for our very own “homegrown” physician chefs to “Chop Cancer?” Come experience an evening of fun, education, and laughter as three “chef extraordinaire” OHC oncology physicians — Dr. Ed Faber, Dr. John Sacco, and Dr. Dené   (Read More)

OHC professionals, patients, and caregivers were again recognized at the 2016 Joslin Haggart Yeiser Unsung Hero Award banquet. Over 400 individuals attended the event on May 10, which honors oncology professionals, caregivers, and patients from the   (Read More)

Legendary country singer-songwriter John Denver would have been proud of this recent rendition of “Take Me Home” during a radiation treatment at OHC. You see, newly diagnosed patient Mark Folzenlogen sometime battles nausea during his treatments   (Read More)

New immunotherapy drugs (like those OHC has had a critical role in researching through clinical trials) are showing great promise in treating a growing list of often recurrent and difficult-to-treat cancers. But what exactly is immunotherapy? And why   (Read More)

New immunotherapy drugs (like those OHC has had a critical role in researching through clinical trials) are showing great promise in treating a growing list of often recurrent and difficult-to-treat cancers. But what exactly is immunotherapy? And why   (Read More)

No kidding, this is my go-to soup when I need a boost of what I call, “energy in a bowl.” What’s not to love when the recipe includes energy-giving root vegetables and antioxidant-filled cabbage, along with immune-boosting herbs? The amounts   (Read More)

OHC medical oncologist Dr. Randy Drosick recently was interviewed by Cumulus WGRR (103.5 FM) host Janeen Coyle on the topic of breast cancer. To view this video, please CLICK HERE. OHC is leading the fight against breast cancer with targeted therapy   (Read More)

OHC medical oncologist Dr. Randy Drosick recently was interviewed by Cumulus WGRR (103.5 FM) host Janeen Coyle on the topic of breast cancer. To view this video, please CLICK HERE. OHC is leading the fight against breast cancer with targeted therapy   (Read More)

OHC representatives Dr. Randy Broun and Brian Bourbeau are meeting with the offices of Senators Sherrod Brown, Rob Portman, and Rand Paul to express opposition to a recent Medicare proposal that would remove $150 million in funding for anti-cancer   (Read More)

When we sat down to meet OHC volunteer Jeanine Monzel at our Eden Park location, we had to wait while she gently pushed a wheelchair-bound patient to the car, comforted a waiting patient in the lobby, and paused to say hello to everyone she passed.   (Read More)

It might be cold outside, but we can still stay active…even as cancer patients. Exercising During Cancer Treatment: If you have been recently diagnosed with cancer or are undergoing treatment, it’s important to take special care of yourself.   (Read More)