Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Hematology-Oncology Care
Medical oncologist and hematologist Dr. Matthew Ryan and pediatric hematology/oncology social worker Emma Lehman, MSW, CAPSW, discuss the significant emotional and logistical hurdles young adults face when transitioning from the supportive, family-centered pediatric cancer care environment to the more independent adult setting.
The Unique Challenges of Facing Cancer as a Young Adult
Dr. Michael Guiou, a radiation oncologist, and Emma Lehman, a pediatric hematology/oncology social worker, explore the unique challenges young adults face when diagnosed with cancer. From treatment adaptations and long-term health concerns to emotional struggles and gaps in support, they shed light on why this age group often feels caught between the pediatric and adult cancer worlds.
Tumor Markers
Dr. Alexander Starr and Dr. Matthew Ryan explain how tumor markers can help track cancer and treatment and emphasize that it’s crucial to look at a patient’s overall health, not just the numbers.
Spotlight on Spierings Cancer Foundation
Learn about the Spierings Cancer Foundation, its mission, and how Green Bay Oncology supports this Fox Valley nonprofit.
Fueling Hope: Nutrition for Cancer Care with Jasmine Ditter & Maddi Mleziva
Learn how personalized dietary guidance can make a difference throughout your cancer journey and how to navigate the sea of nutritional information often found online from oncology clinical dietitians Jasmine Ditter and Maddi Mleziva.
Navigating Cancer Information: Separating Fact from Fiction
Not all cancer resources are reliable. Learn how to identify trustworthy, evidence-based information about cancer and avoid misinformation.
Growing Up in Wisconsin: How Dr. Wenig’s Roots Shape Patient Care
Dr. Evan Wenig is a board-certified medical oncologist and hematologist at Green Bay Oncology. Originally from Oostburg, Wisconsin, Dr. Wenig shares his journey from smalltown Wisconsin to becoming a dedicated medical professional.
Dr. Judy Tjoe on Breast Cancer Treatment Innovations and Patient Care
Discover Dr. Judy Tjoe’s inspiring journey into breast surgery and oncology in this episode of Cancer Covered. Learn about her patient-centered care philosophy, innovative cancer recovery programs like triathlon training, and her role in developing a cutting-edge breast cancer program at Ascension NE Wisconsin – St. Elizabeth Campus Cancer Center.
An exercise prescription is just what the doctor ordered for summertime!
While we typically associate prescriptions with medications, an exercise prescription can have equal influence for your health and well being. Exercise prescriptions have been shown to improve strength and endurance, cardiovascular health, weight management and better mental health.
Can I still take supplements?
If you are already taking supplements, we highly recommend that you discuss that up front with your care team. They will determine what you should or shouldn’t take during treatment to make your treatment as safe and effective as possible.
