The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders is in the process of installing UV24 OVERHEAD AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEM – 24/7 INFECTION CONTROL systems in the waiting areas and infusion suites in our direct lease clinics. This UV system will continuously disinfect the air in these areas and essentially remove all bacteria and viruses from the …
As a Director of Integrative Medicine, I have noticed a growing trend in vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin D deficiency, a “silent disease” with few obvious symptoms, is a serious health threat and has been associated with an increased risk of certain cancers, especially breast and prostate cancer, cardiovascular disease, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, depression, schizophrenia, rheumatoid …
June is here! Summer starts on June 20th, make sure you are wearing sunscreen daily! Father’s Day is the 21st. Carter Blood Care will be at The Center main campus on June 3rd from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Please contact edarr@txcc.com for more information.
As a medical oncologist, Dr. Ray Page has treated thousands of cancer patients in North Texas with care and compassion. As a researcher driven to develop new chemotherapy drugs, he has given many others hope. As an educator, he has taught and mentored innumerable students and professionals at all levels of training and expertise at …
May 18 – Nashville, TN – OneOncology, the national network of independent community oncologists, announced a new partnership with The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD) in North Texas as the oncology network expands its footprint in the southwest. CCBD, which has treated patients since 1994, is a multi-disciplinary cancer center with 36 cancer specialists, …
Our Patient Navigators are an integral part of The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders. They guide patients through the scary and unfamiliar territory that comes with a cancer diagnosis. Our patient navigators provide guidance, strength, and courage along that journey.
Our wonderful valet Bobby was recognized by the Kidd Kraddick Morning Show for the amazing work he does at The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders. He was nominated by Leslie Hunt, a nurse navigator at The Center. You can listen to the interview below. He talks about his love of The Center and how …
CCBD has been on the forefront of new innovation in cancer care for the past decade FORT WORTH, Texas, and DENVER, Colo. — April 20, 2020 — The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD) announced that it is moving forward with the next phase of an important strategic collaboration agreement with the oncology informatics …
Catherine Oseni, Pharma. D., ABAAHP, FAAMFMDirector of Integrative Medicine As your integrative and functional medicine expert, one of the frequently asked questions over the past few weeks has been my top preventative recommendation via nutrition to boost the immune system against the Coronavirus. We are being bombarded with information about it on a daily basis. …
Notice to Our Patients on Telemedicine To our valued patients, We want you to know that your health and safety is our utmost priority. In light of the pandemic and in an effort to protect the health and safety of our patients, we are pleased to announce that the physicians of The Center for Cancer and …
From The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders Dear Valued Patient, The Center for Cancer & Blood Disorder is committed to the health and safety of our patients, staff, and community. As we continue to closely monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, we offer you reassurance that we are taking every precaution necessary to ensure your …
What is COVID-19? Coronavirus disease 2019, or “COVID-19,” is an infection caused by a specific virus called SARS-CoV-2. It first appeared in late 2019 in the city of Wuhan, China. People with COVID-19 can have fever, cough, and trouble breathing. Problems with breathing happen when the infection affects the lungs and causes pneumonia. While the …
Three years ago Dr. Ganesa donated bone marrow to a 6-year-old boy. Recently, she was able to meet the boy she helped save and his family. The story was featured on the front page of the Dallas Morning News and on WFAA in the segment above. Excerpt from the Dallas Morning News article: “As a …
Join us for “Cooking with Dr. Oseni” on February 26 at noon at the Fort Worth Campus. Dr. Oseni will be cooking up something delicious while she talks about the benefits of integrative medicine. The event will be held in the Michael Ross Community Room and is FREE to attend. Please RSVP to Laura Hoffman …
Joy Havner, a massage therapist at The Center, talks about massage therapy and the different benefits that it provides to cancer patients.Massage therapy is one of many services offered at The Center thanks to our partnership with CAREity. Ask about these services the next time you are at The Center.
“Meditation Styles.” Dr. Catherine Oseni, is the Director of Integrative Medicine at The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders I woke up this morning to the beautiful view of the falling leaves, realizing the season has definitely changed, we are now in the fall season. It brought a lot of excitement to me as I …
In this webisode, we discuss the faith and spirituality aspect of cancer treatment. The hope that it provides is important to many cancer patients is a place of solace and comfort.
This webisode is a follow up to our Journey of Hope series. In this episode, you will hear about the internet and nutrition. There’s a lot of misinformation on the internet about nutrition and cancer. The Center has resources that aid in dispelling that misinformation.
One of our patients was so inspired by a previous patient that had painted a ceiling tile in the chemo room at our Arlington MCA Clinic, that she took it upon herself to find volunteers to paint the entire ceiling! Teri Y Holsberg said,” While I was in the chemo room yesterday I commented …
We hope you enjoy the fourth and final episode of Astonishing Hope: a Podcast About Cancer Journeys. A candid conversation with Dr. Bibas Reddy, Tami Ramey, Terry Purdom, and Lindell Singleton about cancer and how to talk about it. https://thecentertx.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Astonishing-Hope-Ep_4-8_26_19-6.05-PM.mp3
We hope you enjoy the third episode of Astonishing Hope: a Podcast About Cancer Journeys. A candid conversation with Dr. Bibas Reddy, Tami Ramey, Terry Purdom, and Lindell Singleton about cancer and how to talk about it. On this episode, we hear from Helena Iannaccone an Advanced Nurse Practitioner at the Center. She talks about her …
We hope you enjoy the second episode of Astonishing Hope: a Podcast About Cancer Journeys. A candid conversation with Dr. Bibas Reddy, Tami Ramey, Terry Purdom, and Lindell Singleton about cancer and how to talk about it. In this episode, Lindell, Terry, and Tami talk about being an advocate for yourself with your doctor and …
We hope you enjoy Astonishing Hope: a Podcast About Cancer Journeys. You will hear a candid conversation with Dr. Bibas Reddy, Tami Ramey, Terry Purdom, and Lindell Singleton about cancer and how to talk about it. Starting this week and for the next 3 weeks, we will be releasing Podcasts every Monday. They are running …
This past Saturday our five-part series “Journey of Hope” premiered on WFAA. Dr. Ganesa from The Center, patient Terry Purdam, and producer Lindell Singleton were on Good Morning Texas to talk about the series and its message of Hope. We hope you are able to tune in for the rest of the series which will …
Summer Blog Exercise and Cancer Treatments: How Exercise Can Complement Cancer Treatments by Dr. Oseni Does increased physical activity aid in supporting the immune system during cancer treatments? YES, it does. Exercise is a great tool to support and boost the immune system. This is not a rigorous, intensive exercise regimen for an extended period of …
What is the best drinking water for me? What is the best pH for my water? High ph or low ph water? By Dr. Oseni I often get asked these questions, which brand of water is better or what is the best ph for my water 9.5 or 10 or 8? We all know that Water …
The Power of Foods to Prevent or Help in the Fight Against Cancer by Dr. Oseni Have you heard this before, “nature has its way of repairing the body.” What we usually refer to as “disease” is actually our nature’s positive effect on our body, causing it to undertake a series of biochemical and physiological actions …
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