A study has suggested that the gut microbiome may influence how cancer patients respond to oral therapies. The way the gut microbiome interacts with some medications could be utilized to improve treatment outcomes for cancer patients in the future. Continue reading below to learn more. A new study from Lawson Health Research Institute and Western…
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The Colorado Gynecologic Oncology Specialists are excited to share our December 2020 Newsletter providing patients with new information, upcoming events, and inspiring stories.
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Handling a serious illness through the holidays during the COVID-19 pandemic can raise your stress levels and may take some of the joy out of your holidays. Continue reading below for guidance on what to do and what not to do if you or a loved one is coping with a serious illness this holiday…
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The Colorado Center for Gynecologic Oncology wants to wish everyone a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! This season reminds us of the loved ones who hold a special place in our lives. As we enter the season of giving and thankfulness, we would like to express how thankful we are for all of our patients, staff,…
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Using tattoo ink to find cancer may seem too good to be true, but researchers at USC have created new imaging contrast agents that can illuminate cancers and help us detect them sooner using colorful dyes. Continue reading below to learn more. The humble ink in a tattoo artist’s needle could be the key to…
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