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Beginning Wednesday, January 5, Cancer Services will offer Tai Chi classes for our clients and caregivers. What is Tai Chi? Tai Chi is an ancient form of exercise composed of… Read more »

by Dianne May, President & CEO We’ve all heard by now that Elizabeth Edwards has died. She made it clear to friends and family that she didn’t want it said… Read more »

[slideshow] What an exciting day at Cancer Services yesterday! The gifts purchased by local organization for our clients through the Christmas Bureau arrived. Boxes and boxes of toys, clothes, food… Read more »

by The Associated Press LONDON December 7, 2010, 08:09 am ET A new report from British scientists suggests that long-term, low-dose aspirin use may modestly reduce the risk of dying… Read more »

by Dianne May, president & CEO One of my favorite authors, Louise Penny, recently wrote this: “my books, while clearly and happily [are] murder mysteries [they] are really about duality.… Read more »

We have amazing volunteers and this morning, we hosted our annual Volunteer Appreciation Celebration at Ceruti’s to honor them. More than 200 volunteers attended and enjoyed a delicious breakfast and… Read more »

Donna doesn’t remember what day it was when the doctor said, “you’re cancer-free.” But her husband Tom does and every year on that day he tells her how much he… Read more »

by Gail Hamm, program director Holidays are notorious for too much food, too many relatives, and too little sleep for the cook. There’s too little time to clean the house,… Read more »

In response to requests from clients and family members, Cancer Services will begin offering evening hours until 7:00pm on Monday nights starting January 10. A Client Advocate will be available… Read more »

If you did not attend the nutrition seminar last week, “Healthy Eating for the Holidays,” you missed a real winner. Chris Moore, Registered Dietitian from Parkview Hospital, has presented this… Read more »