11 - What Cancer Patients & Survivors Should Know About COVID-19
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Release Date: 04/29/2020
11 - What Cancer Patients & Survivors Should Know About COVID-19
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Dr. Wentworth discusses the most important things that people in cancer treatment need to know, and what cancer survivors should consider when social distancing measures are lifted.
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10 - Is Takeout Food Safe? And Other Wellness Topics!
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Is takeout food safe?
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9 - Staying Well While Staying Home
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
At Cancer Services, we are working to maintain our services as much as possible and offering many things online.
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8 - Coronavirus Cancelled Everything, So What Now?
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Listen to this episode as Julie shares updates about Cancer Services' programs and services, science-based information on how to deal with the current public health crisis, and fun ideas on how to stay healthy and well while at home and social distancing.
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7 - Talking Cancer with Friends & Family
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
In this episode, Julie talks with Lindy Milligan, Cancer Services' Survivorship Coordinator and a 10-year cancer survivor who was diagnosed in her 40s when she had 4 children ranging from 3rd grade to a freshman in college.
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6 - Emotional Effects of Cancer
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
On this episode we’re talking about the emotional effects of cancer with Dr. Richard McQuellon, Director of Psychosocial Oncology at WFBH's Cancer Patient Support Program.
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5 - Colon Cancer Survivorship
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
Today we’re talking about survivorship with Kristin Houston, PA & Dr. Stacy Wentworth of Wake Forest Baptist Cancer Survivorship Clinic in Winston-Salem, NC. They walk us through recommendations regarding follow up medical treatment, common side effects, & the mental challenges that come with transitioning into post-treatment life. We also chat with Malek Rais, an 8-year colon cancer survivor, about his experience and how becoming a patient advocate at Cancer Services aided in his recovery.
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4 - Diagnosis and Treatment of Colon Cancer
Triad Cancer Connection Podcast
On this episode we’re discussing diagnosis & treatment of colon cancer with Joyce Fenstermaker, a GI Oncology Nurse Navigator at WFBH Comprehensive Cancer Center, about colon cancer screening and treatment process & coping with the anxiety that comes with a diagnosis.
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3 - Genetic Risk and Colon Cancer
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On this episode of the Triad Cancer Connection Podcast we’re talking with Thuy Vu, a Genetic Counselor at Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center in Winston-Salem, NC, about how genetics can affect your probability of developing colon cancer and preventative measures you can take to help stay cancer-free.
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2 - Nutrition and Colon Cancer
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On this episode of the Triad Cancer Connection Podcast we’re talking about evidence-based guidelines regarding nutrition and physical activity when it comes to colon cancer.
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Dr. Wentworth discusses the following with us today:
1. What are the most important things that cancer patients and survivors need to know right now?
2. For someone who is newly diagnosed, or who is currently in the middle of their treatment plan and has to physically go to the treatment center and doctor appointments, what do they need to be doing before, during and after treatments.
3. For people who have completed treatment recently (in the last year), what precautions do they need to take? Are there any certain types of cancer who are at higher risk of complications if they contract COVID-19?
4. For survivors who have completed treatment 2+ years ago, is their risk higher than the average public for their age?
5. Looking farther into the future, what would be some prudent ways for cancer survivors to consider re-entering public life when social distancing measures are lifted?