Oncology Nevada

Oncology Nevada State-of-the-art Cancer Center in Reno led by Oncologists trained at the National Cancer Institute

Service, leadership, and compassionate care are at the heart of how Erik D. Stickney, M.D. approaches medicine.We are pr...
06/05/2026

Service, leadership, and compassionate care are at the heart of how Erik D. Stickney, M.D. approaches medicine.

We are proud to introduce Dr. Stickney as part of the Oncology Nevada team in collaboration with Urology Nevada.

A board-certified radiation oncologist and retired U.S. Army Medical Corps Major, Dr. Stickney brings extensive experience in advanced radiation techniques, including stereotactic radiosurgery, brachytherapy, and adaptive radiation therapy. His background in military medicine helped shape his calm, patient-focused approach and deep commitment to serving others.

For Dr. Stickney, cancer care is about more than treatment plans. He believes in taking the time to answer questions, build trust, and ensure every patient feels informed and supported throughout their care journey.

We are excited to continue growing access to advanced cancer care in Northern Nevada with physicians who are dedicated to both innovation and compassionate care.

Help us welcome Dr. Stickney to the community in the comments below and learn more about his background and approach to care: [LINK] https://oncologynevada.com/erik-stickney-md/

Advanced cancer care in Northern Nevada just got even stronger.Join us in welcoming Brandon A. Dyer, M.D. to the Oncolog...
06/05/2026

Advanced cancer care in Northern Nevada just got even stronger.

Join us in welcoming Brandon A. Dyer, M.D. to the Oncology Nevada team in collaboration with Urology Nevada.

Dr. Dyer is a board-certified radiation oncologist bringing advanced expertise in cancer treatment, including specialized care for gynecologic and genitourinary cancers. His passion for innovation, research, and patient-centered care helps bring leading-edge treatment options to Northern Nevada so patients can receive exceptional care close to home.

What truly drives Dr. Dyer is building meaningful relationships with his patients. He believes every patient deserves to feel heard, informed, and supported throughout every step of their cancer journey.

We are excited to continue growing our team and expanding access to world-class cancer care for our community.

Help us give Dr. Dyer a warm welcome in the comments and learn more about his background and approach to care: [LINK] https://oncologynevada.com/brandon-dyer-md/

Understanding cancer starts with understanding the language used to describe it.Terms like remission, benign, malignant,...
06/05/2026

Understanding cancer starts with understanding the language used to describe it.

Terms like remission, benign, malignant, and screening can feel overwhelming at first, but each one plays an important role in how we talk about diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.

When patients and families understand these terms, it can help make conversations with care teams clearer and the journey a little less intimidating.

Learning the basics is a simple step that can make a meaningful difference in feeling informed and empowered.

Cancer can grow silently for a long time before any symptoms appear.That delay is one of the biggest reasons diagnoses o...
06/03/2026

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.

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

Cancer changes life, but it does not define it.This Mental Health Monday, we are reflecting on the strength it takes to ...
06/01/2026

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/

More than 1.3 million Americans are living with a brain tumor, and millions more are caregivers, loved ones, and friends...
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/

Could a full-body MRI detect cancer before symptoms appear? The answer may be more complicated than social media headlin...
05/29/2026

Could a full-body MRI detect cancer before symptoms appear? The answer may be more complicated than social media headlines make it seem.

Recent conversations around full-body MRIs have raised important questions about early detection, screening, and understanding what information is truly helpful for your health journey.

Learn more about the potential risks and what experts are saying through the American Cancer Society: [LINK] https://www.cancer.org/cancer/latest-news/full-body-mri-what-are-the-risks.html

The memories, the community, and the steps taken together made last year’s 5K unforgettable. 💙 Take a look back at some ...
05/27/2026

The memories, the community, and the steps taken together made last year’s 5K unforgettable. 💙 Take a look back at some moments from last year’s event and get ready to do it again.

🗓️ Save the date: August 22, 2026, for the Urology Nevada Cancer Foundation 5K for Prostate Cancer.

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men, and raising awareness can help support earlier detection and better outcomes. Lace up and join us as we come together for a meaningful cause.

Learn more and register: [LINK] https://uncancerfoundation.org/5k/

Sun safety is more than a summer habit. It’s an important part of protecting your long-term health. During Skin Cancer A...
05/26/2026

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. ☀️

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