Men
Tackling the issues men need to focus on to live their best life
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Dose-escalation studies aspire to fill gaps in cancer treatment options
Two early phase trials available at Providence Cancer Institute to evaluate escalating doses of different potential cancer treatments in patients with advanced solid tumors.
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FDA approves cellular therapy, offering hope to more people with cancer
The Food and Drug Administration has approved an adoptive cell therapy for adult patients with melanoma that has spread to other parts of the body (metastatic).
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Promising results of amivantamab studies appear in high-profile journals
New articles co-authored by Dr. Rachel Sanborn feature amivantamab studies for people with NSCLC.
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Meet Dr. Anderson: At home in Hood River, on a trail, beach or mountaintop
Providence hematology oncologist and outdoors enthusiast Eric C. Anderson, M.D., shares his love of the Pacific Northwest and his philosophy of care for patients.
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Immunotherapies for GI and lung cancers evaluated in new studies
A study for people with GI cancers and two studies for people with advanced and early-stage lung cancer hope to develop better treatment options with the help of immunotherapy.
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This International Men's Day, our goal is “Zero Male Suicide”
The theme for International Men’s Day 2023 is “Zero Male Suicide,” so Providence is focusing on some of the ways we can reduce the suicide rate.
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Genomic testing can improve outcomes for people with advanced cancer, study shows
Providence researchers say comprehensive genomic profiling can be pivotal in identifying gene mutations in a patient and tailoring personalized treatment strategies.
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MRI-guided radiotherapy is a gamechanger in treating prostate cancer
Using MRI-guided radiation, Providence radiation oncologists can precisely target tumors for destruction while minimizing damage to surrounding normal tissue.
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Documentary film features Providence patients, researchers in pursuit of revolutionary cancer therapy
"Within Reach: The Fight to Finish Cancer" follows patient participants and teams of researchers and clinicians at Providence Cancer Institute working to create a living drug for incurable cancers.
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Answering men’s prostate cancer questions
Urologist James Kuan, MD explains the ABCs of prostate cancer, including screening, early detection and potential side effects of treatment.
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Answering men’s nutrition questions
A Providence health expert answers men’s health questions and shares insight on the role nutrition plays in men’s overall health.
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Cat Zingano’s 5 health tips for 2022
Bellator fighter Cat Zingano shares tips for how everyone can have a healthier new year.
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Tips for a more environmentally responsible holiday season
The holiday season produces large amounts of waste. Learn how you can celebrate the holidays and protect the Earth.
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Being mindful of your mind
Being aware of our mindset enables us to better prepare for life's events and understand our why. Learn more about mindfulness.
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Providence social justice committee addresses systemic racism
Providence remains committed to addressing systemic inequalities and racism. Learn more about how this is part of our mission.
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The Impella pump: A small device with a big impact for heart patients
Lifesaving technology like the Impella pump is available to cardiovascular patients at Providence Mission Hospital.
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AFib awareness: Learn about risks, treatments and the latest research
September marks AFib Awareness Month. Learn the basics of atrial fibrillation, what symptoms to look out for and the latest treatment options.
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Men’s heart health: Prevention and wellness strategies
Prevention is the most important step to maintaining heart health in men. Learn more in this conversation between cardiologist Dr. Beckerman and James Simmons, DNP.
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Tips for overcoming the strains of working virtually
Providence offers useful tips for managing the physical and emotional strains of working virtually. Learn more.
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Celebrating Father's Day at home or from afar
Father's Day will look a little different for many families this year. Check out these creative ways to celebrate safely with Dad.
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