Minnesota Oncology

Learn more about Dr. Singh:
https://mnoncology.com/physicians/avina-singh-md

If you're currently receiving cancer treatment, you may be experiencing a wide range of emotions. Taking care of your mental health during cancer treatment is important. Here are tips for taking care of yourself:

We are hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist/PET in Maplewood, Minnesota. Minnesota Oncology offers employees an exciting, fast-paced, and challenging work environment.

Come join our dynamic team who is passionate about providing exceptional care to our patients.

APPLY TODAY:
https://careers.usoncology.com/main/jobs/28009?lang=en-us

The Minnesota State Fair starts tomorrow! Stop by and see us in the Education Building from August 22 - September 2.

It's National Immunization Awareness Month. Did you know that HPV vaccines protect against infection with the HPV types most linked to cancer? The American Cancer Society’s recommended vaccination schedule for children and young adults includes:

We are honored to support Melanoma Research Foundation at Miles for Melanoma today!

Learn more about Dr. Kochuparambil:
https://mnoncology.com/physicians/samith-kochuparambil-md

Summer Safety Tip #3: Don't get overheated. Some cancer treatments can make your body more sensitive to the sun and heat. Help regulate your body temperature by following these suggestions:

Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Singh and Dr. Witt joined Kelli Hanson from Twin Cities Live to discuss the care Minnesota Oncology provides to patients who are diagnosed with breast cancer.

Tackling a breast cancer diagnosis - Sponsored by Minnesota Oncology A team of doctors at Minnesota Oncology can help you tackle the dreaded diagnoses of breast cancer. The cancer team says they’ll guide you every step of the...

Summer Safety Tip #2: Stay hydrated, especially in the wilting summer heat. Proper hydration helps your body transport nutrients and oxygen, lubricate joints, and if you are going through chemotherapy, keeps your kidneys filtering efficiently. Here's what you can do to increase your fluid intake:

We were proud to sponsor the A Breath of Hope 18th Annual Lung Run/Walk this morning!

Learn more about Dr. Weinberg:
https://mnoncology.com/physicians/lori-weinberg-md

It's National Wellness Month, and we will be sharing summer safety tips throughout August to help you manage the warmer weather, which is especially important if you are in active cancer treatment and recovery. Did you know that certain forms of treatment can make cancer patients more sensitive to sunlight? Tip #1: Limit your sun exposure.

Pancreatic cancer is a formidable disease, often diagnosed too late for effective treatment. However, new research from Mayo Clinic represents a promising step toward identifying biological signals or biomarkers that may aid in early detection.

By tracking changes in body composition and metabolism, researchers are working to identify high-risk patients who could benefit from selective screening for the disease, which kills more than 50,000 Americans a year.

LEARN MORE:
https://mnoncology.com/resources/blog/detecting-pancreatic-cancer-through-changes-body-composition-and-metabolism

August is National Immunization Awareness Month. As we approach the flu season, it's important to be aware of vaccine recommendations. Protect your friends, family, and yourself by consulting with a provider about what may be appropriate for you.

Learn more about Dr. Lemma:
https://mnoncology.com/physicians/girum-lemma-md

Michele Haehnel, a certified nurse practitioner and certified genetic provider with Minnesota Oncology, joined Ben and Kelli in the Twin Cities Live studio to discuss our High-Risk Breast Clinic and ways to reduce our risk of getting breast cancer.

Reducing your breast cancer risk - Sponsored by Minnesota Oncology Michele Haehnel, a certified nurse practitioner and certified genetic provider with MN Oncology, joins Ben and Kelli in the studio to give us ways to reduce ...

We were proud to sponsor the Rein in Sarcoma Party in the Park event earlier this week. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth!

Today we celebrate the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Learn more about the rights and safeguards granted to individuals with cancer under this federal law. https://www.cancercare.org/publications/252-cancer_and_the_workplace #:~:text=Under%20the%20ADA%20laws%2C%20you,before%20accepting%20a%20job%20offer.

Learn more about Dr. Garino:
https://mnoncology.com/physicians/l-astrid-garino-md

What if you knew you'd get sick before you ever felt symptoms? If it was a cold, that information is useful. In the case of cancer, it is lifesaving. Explore how DNA could be used to detect blood cancers before they ever develop.

https://mnoncology.com/resources/blog/tomorrows-cure-how-dna-guides-cancer-detection

Proud to be the Presenting Sponsor at the Angel Foundation
2024 Angel & Eagles Golf Classic Tournament!

The Internet makes it easy to access information about your cancer diagnosis. But it's also easy to find misinformation. Do you know how to identify cancer misinformation online?

Learn more about Dr. Jain:
https://mnoncology.com/physicians/sandeep-jain-mbbs

Many patients suffer from dry skin during chemotherapy, and it might be even worse during the cold winter months. Check out these tips to help manage!

7 Ways to Manage Dry Skin During Chemotherapy Dry, cracked, or peeling skin is often a side effect of cancer treatment. Here are 7 ways to prevent and manage painful skin dryness during chemotherapy.

Are you undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer? Talk to your doctor before taking supplements with antioxidants.

Study Finds Antioxidants Risky During Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Taking certain supplements while undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer may do more harm than good. A small study found that patients who took antioxidants had higher chances of cancer recurrence and death.

Do you know the warning signs of a heart attack? Brush up on your knowledge during Heart Health Month.

Warning Signs of a Heart Attack What are the warning signs of a heart attack? The American Heart Association explains the most common symptoms of heart attack in men and women.

The Surgeon General has released the first report on smoking cessation in 30 years. While smoking is at an all-time low, it's still the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the US. http://ow.ly/9LCw50yabTm

Happy Valentine's Day to you and your loved ones!

Higher levels of emotional well-being are linked to decreases in illness. Make sure to take care of your physical AND emotional health!

Nurture Your Emotional Health Taking care of yourself emotionally can help you feel better and work better. Find out what you can do to stay positive and happy.

February is Heart Health Month - could you be at risk for heart disease?

Heart Disease at Any Age Take control of your heart health.

It can be hard to know the right things to say or do when a friend is diagnosed with cancer, but these tips can help.

Supporting a Friend Who Has Cancer Watch the Cancer.Net video: Talking with Someone Who Has Cancer, with Dr. Lidia Schapira, adapted from this content.If one of your friends has cancer, you may be wondering the best way to support him or her. Even though you want to help, it can be hard to know what to say or do.

When you or a loved one are going through cancer treatment, it can be hard to find the time or energy to cook. Try one of these healthy and delicious crockpot meals to save time!

From Soup to Salmon: Slow-Cooker Recipes for a Fast and Healthy Dinner Who says meal prep has to be hard?

Today is World Cancer Day. Who inspires you in the fight against cancer?