by Lauren Levi, DMD
Individuals who have been treated with radiation for head and neck cancer are at an increased risk for Radiation Fibrosis Syndrome (RFS)…
New research suggests that hepatitis C is linked to an increased risk for developing head and neck cancers. It has been known for a while that Hepatitis C may be associated with an…
So you’ve been diagnosed with cancer affecting the head and neck, now what? What does that mean? As the doctor starts explaining your treatment plan and options, you lose focus and struggle to pay attention. You…
I am a new Dad. I have stage 4 bowel cancer. This is my story.
It has been a tough month. Shite in fact, and a while since I have felt that I could write a blog entry. The last entry I wrote I talked about the ‘op that never happened’…
In a variety of ways; however, it is important to note that the side effects typically resolve when patients end their treatment.
Osteoradionecrosis (ORN) is a serious and devastating long-term side effect of radiation therapy. The definition of osteoradionecrosis of the jaw has changed throughout the years and remains unclear given our…
Mucositis usually resolves once therapy is completed. Prophylactic measures may help reduce the severity and duration of…