Guy Jones, MD

06/05/2026

06/04/2026

Cancer can grow silently for a long time before any symptoms appear.

That delay is one of the biggest reasons diagnoses often happen later than expected. Cancer cells can multiply into billions before a tumor becomes large enough to detect or causes noticeable changes in the body.

This is why prevention and routine screening are so important. Screening tests are designed to find cancer early, often before symptoms start, when treatment options are more effective and outcomes can be improved.

Understanding how cancer develops helps highlight just how powerful early detection can be.

06/03/2026

Radiotherapy continues to play an important role in modern cancer care. Every patient’s journey is different, and every step forward matters.🩺➡️

06/02/2026

More than 18.6 million people in the United States are living with a history of cancer, thanks to continued advances in research and treatment.

But survivorship is not the finish line. 1 in 4 survivors reports a poor physical quality of life, and many continue to face emotional and psychosocial challenges long after treatment ends.

This National Cancer Survivor Month, we honor how far we have come while also recognizing how far we still need to go. Survivorship means more than survival. It means quality of life, ongoing support, and care that addresses the whole person.

We need to do better, and that starts with awareness, advocacy, and action.

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

Strong mental and physical health are built on simple, daily foundations 🧠💪
Sleep, movement, nourishment, and connection — small, consistent choices matter 🤍

05/30/2026

Let’s talk about how AI is being used in medicine today.💬

05/29/2026

More than 1.3 million Americans are living with a brain tumor, and millions more are caregivers, loved ones, and friends walking this journey alongside them.

This Brain Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing the numbers because every statistic represents real people and real stories. By raising awareness, fostering connection, and supporting progress, we can continue moving toward hope and breakthroughs.

Learn more and get involved: [LINK] https://braintumor.org/events/brain-tumor-awareness-month/

05/27/2026

Early detection can make all the difference. Don’t ignore changes in your body, keep up with recommended screenings, and encourage your loved ones to do the same. Early detection saves lives!

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05/27/2026

Sun safety is more than a summer habit. It’s an important part of protecting your long-term health.

During Skin Cancer Awareness Month, take a few moments to check in on your sun safety routine. Small steps like wearing sunscreen, seeking shade, and protecting your skin can make a big difference.

Use this checklist from The Skin Cancer Foundation as a reminder to help keep skin health top of mind and encourage friends and family to do the same. ☀️