Guy Jones, MD

06/18/2026

Cancer changes life, but it does not define it.

This Mental Health Monday, we are reflecting on the strength it takes to live alongside a cancer diagnosis while still holding onto identity, purpose, and hope. Mental and emotional wellbeing are just as important as physical care, and it is okay to acknowledge the weight while still choosing to keep moving forward.

Support systems, open conversations, and compassionate care all play a role in helping patients and families navigate this journey without losing sight of who they are beyond the diagnosis.

If you or a loved one need support, resources, or guidance, please reach out to our team. You do not have to navigate this alone. [LINK] https://oncologynevada.com/contact/

06/15/2026

Behind every patient is a team working together—oncologists, surgeons, nurses, radiation specialists, caregivers, family, and friends—all focused on the same goal: the best possible care.

When everyone works together, patients don’t have to face cancer alone. 💙🩺

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Every survivor story is a reminder of the strength, resilience, and hope within our community.

This National Cancer Survivor Month, we honor those who have faced cancer with courage and continue to inspire others every single day. Whether you share a story, support cancer research, encourage someone through treatment, or simply help spread awareness, your actions can make a meaningful difference.

Together, we can support survivors, uplift families, and help create a future with better outcomes for every patient.

If you or a loved one need assistance, resources, or support, or if you would like to get involved with the Urology Nevada Cancer Foundation, contact our team today.

We are here to help you every step of the way. [LINK] https://oncologynevada.com/contact/

06/10/2026

Did you know? Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers, and summer sun exposure can increase your risk. ☀️

Whether you’re working, relaxing, or spending time outside, protecting your skin matters. Sunscreen, shade, and protective clothing can go a long way.

06/09/2026

Men’s health matters. This Men’s Health Month, remember that early detection gives you more treatment options, better outcomes, and more time for the moments that matter most.

Many cancers can develop without noticeable symptoms, which is why routine screenings and preventive care are so important. Taking time for your health today could make a life changing difference tomorrow.

Schedule the appointment. Ask the questions. Know your risk factors. Your future self and the people who love you will thank you.

06/08/2026

Why do certain cancers spread to certain parts of the body? Let’s talk about it🩺➡️

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.🩺➡️