Your Central Valley sat down with Dr. Ravi Rao to talk about the comprehensive approach cCARE takes to cancer care.

Your Central Valley sat down with Dr. Casandra Anderson to talk about the comprehensive approach cCARE takes to cancer care.

Pro News Report shines a spotlight on Dr. A. Mustajeeb Haseeb for his excellent care for oncology and hematology patients. Dr. Haseeb’s passion for providing patient care that incorporates cutting-edge cancer research, innovative cancer treatments and emotional support leaves quite the impression on his patients.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and cCARE is doing its part to educate the public on how to prevent the disease. In 2021 alone an estimated 235,760 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer in the United States. More Americans die of lung cancer than prostate, breast and colorectal cancers combined.

The Medical Oncology Association of Southern California (MOASC) and the Mammoth Times shared cCARE’s Survivorship Care initiative as an opportunity to shine the light of hope on this disease. With ongoing advances in all areas of oncology care, more people are cancer survivors than ever before. But surviving is not the end.

Physician Family Media and Scienfinite contributed to raising awareness during National Cancer Survivor Month by highlighting cCARE’s Cancer Survivorship Care initiative. Cancer Survivorship Care is all about creating continuity of care that allows patients to find strength and direction in their renewed life by helping them transition from cancer patients to cancer survivors.

FOX 11 Los Angeles interviewed cCARE’s Dr. Ravi Rao on the major decline in 2020 in cancer screenings, diagnoses and treatment due to COVID-19. Dr. Rao shared information on the importance of screenings and the new campaign the Community Oncology Alliance and CancerCare have partnered to launch. Called Time To Screen, the campaign encourages people to take control of their health by getting back on track with recommended screenings.

Good Morning America talks with cCARE’s Dr. Steven Eisenberg about his new book Love is the Strongest Medicine and how he provides support to his cancer patients undergoing treatment through singing. He values doctor-patient interpersonal relationships and incorporates this into his practice.

cCARE’s Dr. Steven Eisenberg offered five lifestyle changes that can reduce cancer risk with KMJNOW Talk Radio from his new book Love is the Strongest Medicine. He helps his patients fight cancer by using both conventional and innovative medical technologies while also teaching them how to overcome negative emotions by cultivating acceptance, love and self-compassion.