Lindsey MorrisAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly nine out of 10 adults who smoke cigarettes daily, first try smoking by age 18, with e-cigarettes having...
Georgia Cancer CenterRoughly 60,000 people get diagnosed with pancreatic cancer each year. While treatment can include chemotherapy, surgery and radiation, nutrition therapy can play an important part...
“What type of diet is best for Breast Cancer prevention or survivorship?” Our doctors and other staff members at the Georgia Cancer Center are asked this question all the time...
When diagnosed with leukemia or lymphoma, it is common for patients to look to nutrition as something to help with their treatment and recovery. This is because eating well can...
Brittany Cartledge and Mary Fletcher are no strangers when it comes to cancer. Cartledge has had multiple family members who suffered from cancer, including both of her...
Amanda ReiterYou may have heard the saying “Eat the Rainbow” but what does this mean and why is it important? Consuming a wide range of food helps your body get all the vitamins and minerals...
The short answer to that question is yes, they do increase your risk of colon cancer and likely others as well. With Colon Cancer being one of the leading causes of death when it...
Ella Pascual, a 16-year-old Sophomore at Greenbrier High School, is making a difference in our community, one care package at a time. As a member of the State Superintendent...
July is Sarcoma Cancer awareness month and as with every cancer diagnosis, patients look for anything they can do to help them along their journey and increase their chances of...
Chris CurryIn a heartwarming ceremony at the Georgia Cancer Center’s Radiation Therapy Center, a breast cancer survivor brings together employees and others at the center for a moment of...