Sarah Cannon Cancer Network

30/01/2023

By bringing together a network of globally-recognized cancer experts, we are collaborating and sharing best practices that address every aspect of the cancer journey, from screening and diagnosis, through treatment and survivorship. Find communities we serve at SarahCannon.com. 💙✨

27/01/2023

To combat fatigue when undergoing chemotherapy treatment, get seven or eight hours of sleep each night and maintain consistent sleep-wake times. ☀️

26/01/2023

When you read Tom's journey, it’s easy to understand how he sees every day as a gift. Read here: https://bit.ly/SCTomsPatientStory.

25/01/2023

Do you have questions about cancer? Call askSARAH, our helpline where specially-trained nurses are ready to help you with your questions. Call now: (844)482-4812.

24/01/2023

Since there aren’t screening options for most gynecologic cancers, it’s essential to listen to your body and seek medical care if you have any symptoms. Learn more here:

There currently are not many screening recommendations for most gynecologic cancers. Find out what screenings are available to you.

24/01/2023

Bringing the most innovative medical minds together with the most passionate caregivers in their communities, we are transforming care and personalizing treatment.

Sarah Cannon offers integrated cancer services, including oncology-trained nurse navigators, to patients from diagnosis through survivorship. Learn more at SarahCannon.com. 💙✨

20/01/2023

Once you feel strong enough, reintroduce an exercise routine, but be sure to speak with to your healthcare team first. Your body may feel differently after treatment. If you are no longer able to do an activity that you once enjoyed, such as running or jogging, consider an alternative, like power walking or cycling. 🚴‍♂️🏋️‍♀️

18/01/2023

If you have questions about cancer, we can help! Nurses are standing by to answer your questions and get you connected with the right resources. Call now: (844)482-4812.

17/01/2023

It is so important to be proactive about keeping your body and mind strong during chemotherapy treatment. Here are six ways to do so:

You are probably aware that chemotherapy is one of the most common cancer treatments, and that it may cause side effects. But did you know how important it is to be proactive about keeping your body and mind strong during treatment? Here are six ways to keep your body healthy during chemotherapy tre...

16/01/2023

Join us in remembering Martin Luther King Jr.'s great legacy and timeless wisdom.

13/01/2023

Drinking enough fluids during cancer treatment is important for preventing dehydration. Aim to drink 64 ounces of fluid, ideally water, daily. 💧

12/01/2023

Quickly after enrolling in a clinical trial for his extremely rare form of lung cancer, Eric had new CTs, which revealed a 46% shrinkage of the tumor in his left lung. Read more of Eric's patient story here: bit.ly/SCEricsPatientStory.

10/01/2023

"When cervical cancer is diagnosed at any early stage, treatment options can be highly effective for women." - Paul Loar, MD, Gynecologic Oncologist at Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at St. David's HealthCare

Learn more about cervical cancer screenings and vaccines on our Sarah Cannon Expert Blog below.

You may know that cervical cancer is a slow developing form of cancer in the cervical tissue, but did you know that specific types of human papillomavirus (HPV) that are transmitted through sexual contact are the cause of almost all cervical cancers?

10/01/2023

People who live with cancer are at the heart of every decision we make. Find out more about how we are fighting cancer together at SarahCannon.com. 💙✨

06/01/2023

Eating a healthy diet helps you deal with side effects and fight infections you may experience throughout cancer treatment. 🥒🥦

05/01/2023

If you have questions about cancer, we can help! Nurses are standing by to answer your questions and get you connected with the right resources. Call now: (844)482-4812.

03/01/2023

We know your first cancer appointment can be overwhelming, so we've put together a checklist that will help you prepare for your appointment so you will come away from the visit with the information you need to move forward in your cancer journey with confidence.

Your first cancer appointment can be overwhelming. Your head may be buzzing with a host of fears, worries and questions.

02/01/2023

SCRI has been a clinical trial leader in the majority of approved cancer therapies over the last decade. Our recognized physician leadership is at the forefront of shaping new standards of cancer care based upon the latest research. Learn more at SarahCannon.com. 💙✨

01/01/2023

Happy New Year! We are wishing you all a wonderful 2023, as we continue fighting cancer together. 💙✨

31/12/2022

As 2022 comes to a close, we want to know your greatest gift of the year! Comment below and let's reflect together this . ✨💙

27/12/2022

Get enough sleep and rest every day, spend time doing hobbies and activities that make you happy, exercise your mind and body by walking and meditating, connect with your support network and with others who have been through a similar journey.

25/12/2022

Wishing you happy holidays from everyone at Sarah Cannon Research Institute! ❄️

20/12/2022

Be aware of the weather forecast before going outside, dress in warm clothing and accessories, covering any exposed skin on your body including your head, hands, and neck, and spend as little time as possible outside in freezing temperatures. 🧣❄️

16/12/2022

When you talk to Tom, a 56-year-old recent Nevada resident, it’s easy to understand how he sees every day as a gift.

Born in Vietnam during the Vietnam War, he was rescued by helicopter at six-years-old and then came to America with his mother and adoptive father. His early memories are of playing in the rice fields and ducking low when he heard planes coming.

He has also recently suffered loss. His brother-in-law, whom he was very close to, recently passed away from colon cancer, following the death of Tom’s father four years earlier to the day.

Tom himself is 100 days post his own blood and marrow transplant following a Stage III Multiple Myeloma diagnosis.

“I’ve been blessed,” Tom said during a recent visit with his physician, Shahram Mori, MD, PhD, Medical Director for the Sarah Cannon Transplant & Cellular Therapy Program at MountainView Hospital.

Read Tom's full story here: https://bit.ly/SCTomsPatientStory.

15/12/2022

This winter be sure to drink plenty of fluids during the day; soups are a great choice in winter, bathe for short periods of time using warm water, and clean and moisturize your skin with mild, fragrance-free products. ❄️💧

09/12/2022

Travel safely and wisely this winter, especially if you are going through cancer. It's important to be as prepared as possible. ✈️ ❄️