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08/27/2026

Every cancer journey is unique, and every person's strength looks different. Whether you're facing treatment, supporting a loved one, or celebrating a milestone, know that you're not alone.

08/21/2026

Cancer care is a team effort. While your oncologist leads your treatment, many other healthcare professionals work together to support you along the way.

Your care team may include nurse navigators, advanced practice providers (NPs and PAs), infusion nurses, registered dietitians, financial counselors, and social workers, all working together to help you navigate treatment with confidence.

Learn more on our blog: https://www.lowcountryoncology.com/2026/08/21/who-is-on-your-cancer-care-team-understanding-the-experts-supporting-you-beyond-your-oncologist-cancer-care-team/

08/20/2026

August is National Wellness Month, a reminder that wellness can look different for everyone, especially during cancer treatment.

Taking care of yourself doesn't have to mean making big changes. Staying hydrated, nourishing your body, moving when you're able, connecting with loved ones, or simply giving yourself permission to rest are all meaningful ways to support your overall well-being.

Talk with your care team about healthy habits that fit your individual needs and treatment plan.

08/12/2026

Cancer treatment fills your calendar fast. But routine healthcare like flu shots, dental visits, and primary care doesn't stop mattering just because treatment has started. In some ways, it matters more.

We put together a guide on why staying connected to your broader healthcare team is one of the best things you can do during treatment and how your team can help coordinate it all. Not sure if something is safe during treatment? Call us first. That's what we're here for. 💚

https://www.lowcountryoncology.com/2026/08/12/why-keeping-up-with-routine-healthcare-matters-during-cancer-treatment-routine-healthcare-during-cancer-treatment/

08/04/2026

Back-to-school season brings new routines. If your family is navigating cancer treatment, a little planning can help make the transition smoother.

We put together a guide covering how to manage appointments, support caregivers, and plan ahead so nothing falls through the cracks. https://www.lowcountryoncology.com/2026/08/04/back-to-school-cancer-care-tips-for-families-returning-to-routine-back-to-school-cancer-care-tips-families/

Your Lowcountry Oncology care team is always just a call away 💚

07/28/2026

Cancer journeys require strength in many forms, often in ways others cannot always see.

For patients, survivors, and caregivers, resilience is built through every appointment, every treatment, and every moment of perseverance along the way.

Your strength continues to inspire those around you. 💜

07/24/2026

Blood tests are an important part of cancer care.

Understanding blood counts during treatment can help patients know what to expect and how their body is responding to therapy. Changes in red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are common and carefully monitored.

Learn what these numbers mean and when to talk to your care team: https://www.lowcountryoncology.com/2026/07/23/understanding-blood-counts-during-treatment-blood-counts-during-treatment/

07/15/2026

Unexplained bone pain may be a sign of a more serious condition. Learn when to see a doctor and how symptoms may relate to bone cancer or sarcoma.
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July is Bone and Sarcoma Awareness Month. Most bone pain is not serious, but persistent or unexplained pain should not be ignored. Symptoms such as pain that worsens over time, occurs at night, or is not linked to an injury should be evaluated.
Learn when to talk with your doctor and what to watch for: https://www.lowcountryoncology.com/2026/07/15/bone-sarcoma-mon…lained-bone-pain/

07/10/2026

July is UV Safety Month. There are many misconceptions about sunscreen and how it protects your skin. Understanding the facts can help reduce your risk of sun damage and skin cancer.
Learn what actually protects your skin and how to use sunscreen effectively: https://www.lowcountryoncology.com/2026/07/10/uv-safety-month-sunscreen-myths-and-facts-what-actually-protects-you-sunscreen-myths-and-facts/

07/01/2026

All Lowcountry Oncology clinics will be closed this Friday, July 3rd in observance of the July 4th holiday. We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday! We will be back to serve you on Monday, July 6th.

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