For someone undergoing treatment for cancer, or who has finished treatment but still takes extra precautions to stay safe, the question looms large: How do I handle the holidays?
Once you’re infected, it usually takes between five days and two weeks before symptoms appear. This stage is called "pre-symptomatic." When people are pre-symptomatic, the amount of virus they shed from the nose and mouth is extremely high, putting others around them in danger.
This year we’re facing questions we’ve never had to ask before: Is it OK for young children to interact with older adults? How do we cope with the depression and loneliness of social distancing at a time when family and friends traditionally gather together? Get the answers from Roswell Park experts.
A recent article published by the National Cancer Institute reported that at least 50% of older adults had received at least one unnecessary cancer screening. Here's what you need to know.
Open enrollment ends Dec. 15, 2020 (Dec. 7 for Medicare). As you review your current coverage, keep in mind that not all plans have in-network access to Roswell Park.
