9 Checks In: Creating a survivorship plan after finishing cancer treatment
There may be short and long term side effects of your treatment that could change the way you do things in the future.
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There may be short and long term side effects of your treatment that could change the way you do things in the future.
ROSEBURG, Ore. - If you've recently been diagnosed with cancer, or are currently in treatment, you want to know you're getting access to top quality care.
Dr. Marietta said now those 45 and older should start screening for colorectal cancer. And if you have a family history or other health conditions, consider starting even before that.
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