For two St. Elizabeth Healthcare patients, lung cancer was found before symptoms appeared. Their stories show how routine screening, self-advocacy and timely care can make a life-saving difference.
It’s normal to feel unsure about breast cancer screening, especially when conflicting information makes it difficult to know what to expect. Understanding the facts can help you feel informed, reassured and ready to schedule your mammogram.
Colorectal cancer often develops without symptoms, but screening can help detect it early or prevent it altogether. Learn when to begin screening, what options are available and how to choose the right next step for your health.
A routine scan revealed an unexpected lung cancer diagnosis for Brittany Hamilton. Early detection and compassionate care at St. Elizabeth helped guide her forward.
Radiation therapy offers targeted ways to destroy cancer cells while preserving healthy tissue. Dr. Bradley Huth explains what radiation therapy is, how it works and what patients and families should expect throughout treatment.
Deborah Rast’s cancer journey began unexpectedly but was met with immediate action and support at St. Elizabeth Dearborn Cancer Center. Through ongoing emotional, nutritional, spiritual and wellness support, Deborah experienced a team approach that addressed every aspect of her care.
In a personal colorectal cancer story, Greater Cincinnati resident PJ Cosgrove shares how a routine screening led to an early diagnosis and a successful treatment plan. His experience highlights why timely colonoscopies, patient-centered communication and coordinated cancer care can improve outcomes and peace of mind.
Caregivers play a vital and often unrecognized role in the cancer journey, providing advocacy, emotional support and daily assistance that help patients navigate treatment with confidence. From speaking up when something feels wrong to offering reassurance during difficult moments, caregivers are essential partners in care. With support from the cancer care team at St. Elizabeth, caregivers help ensure concerns are addressed early and patients feel supported every step of the way.
Former Cincinnati Reds legend Eric Davis shares his personal colorectal cancer journey alongside Dr. Doug Flora to highlight how early detection and second opinions can save lives. Their message underscores the urgency of screening, access to care and listening to your body.
The New Year is a time for fresh starts and developing habits that shape a healthier future. But, instead of making resolutions, consider making small, meaningful changes to improve your life over the long haul. Questions like “How often should I get a mammogram?”, “When should I start colon cancer screening?” or “What are the best cancer prevention tips for …
