Blogs

As a practicing gynecologic oncologist, I frequently examine and treat women with advanced disease, sometimes due to the patient’s delay in scheduling routine screenings or ignoring new or persistent symptoms. My counsel to all women is to stay   (Read More)

At OHC, we’re constantly seeking new and innovative ways to combat breast cancer. We’re thrilled to announce our participation in an exclusive groundbreaking Phase 3 clinical trial evaluating a novel HER2-positive breast cancer vaccine,   (Read More)

There are individuals who embody the spirit of compassion and dedication, making a profound impact on those around them. Today we are thrilled to shine a light on one such remarkable individual. OHC would like to recognize OHC Eastgate treatment   (Read More)

As you navigate the complexities of cancer, finding hope can feel overwhelming. Yet, at OHC, hope is what fuels our passion and mission through our groundbreaking clinical trials program. Providing every patient with options and, yes, hope for a   (Read More)

The young Lady Warriors of the Eastern High School Varsity Soccer team in Brown County know a lot about hard work, working as a team, and community service. Their story of giving back started with a teammate’s mom, Angela Whitaker, who was   (Read More)

Head and neck cancer, which encompasses numerous cancer types affecting various regions of the head and neck, is more common than many realize.  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, head and neck cancers account for nearly 4%   (Read More)

March is National Colorectal Cancer Month. According to the American Cancer Society, colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both women and men in the U.S., excluding skin cancers.  While the rate of people being diagnosed has   (Read More)

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both women and men in the U.S., excluding skin cancers.  While the rate of people being diagnosed has dropped each year, according to the American Cancer Society, individuals younger   (Read More)

February is both National Cancer Prevention Month and Black History Month.  While we pay tribute to the amazing men and women who helped shape our country, it is also important that we acknowledge the disparity in cancer rates between the African   (Read More)

When Kayla Walsh joined the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) in 2009 during her sophomore year at college, she had no idea the impact those short minutes would have on someone she never met.  Studying to be a high school biology teacher at   (Read More)

What is Cancer Genetic Testing? Today, tests are available to detect cancer-related genes in the human body.  Gene testing can determine if you have a disease-related gene condition that may put you at a higher risk of getting cancer before symptoms   (Read More)

Research has shown adopting a healthy lifestyle can contribute to reducing the risk of developing certain types of cancer, as well as other illnesses like heart disease.  Making gradual, sustainable lifestyle changes is more likely to lead to your   (Read More)

Cold weather can be uncomfortable, but for cancer patients undergoing treatment, the drop in temperature can present different challenges. Learn about the risks they face and helpful tips to stay safe during this season. Cold Sensitivity &   (Read More)

While many of us are preparing for the holiday season, making our to-do list for the upcoming festivities, baking and wrapping presents, others are coping with an illness and approaching the holidays with hesitation. Many of us may know someone faced   (Read More)

Gastric cancer, or stomach cancer, is a type of cancer that forms in the stomach lining.  According to the American Association for Cancer Research, an estimated 26,500 new cases of stomach cancer will be diagnosed in the US and an estimated 11,130   (Read More)