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Testicular Cancer Testicular cancer begins in the testicles, the hormone- and sperm-producing glands located within the scrotum. Although it is a relatively rare cancer overall, it is the most common cancer diagnosed in young men between the ages of 15 …

Walking during breast cancer treatment can provide numerous benefits for patients, including improved physical strength, reduced fatigue, better mental health, and enhanced overall quality of life. Regular, gentle exercise like walking helps maintain …

The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders is committed to continuously improving the patient experience through enhanced care services and facilities. …

Dr. Heffernan has been in private practice in Dallas, Texas since completing his fellowship at UT Southwestern in 2009. He was an early adopter of the daVinci surgical robotic system, undertaking his first case in 2009. He was the first surgeon to perform …

Dr. Heffernan talks about the Anovo Robotic Surgical System and the benefits of minimally invasive surgery on a smaller platform. Dr. Heffernan is one of 10 physicians in the world trained on the Anovo and Medical City Plano is the first hospital in Texas …

Thymus Cancer Thymus cancer is a rare disease that begins in the thymus, a small gland located behind the breastbone that plays an important role in the immune system during childhood and adolescence. The two main types of thymus cancer are thymoma and …

Thyroid Cancer Thyroid cancer begins in the cells of the thyroid, a small butterfly-shaped gland at the base of the neck that helps regulate metabolism, heart rate, body temperature, and other essential functions. It is often found early, sometimes during …

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Tracheal Cancer Tracheal cancer is a rare cancer that begins in the windpipe, the tube that carries air between your mouth, nose, and lungs. The trachea sits in front of the esophagus and is supported by firm cartilage rings that help keep the airway …