At South Carolina Oncology Associates, cancer care goes beyond treatment it’s about compassion, connection, and walking alongside patients every step of the way. In this video, meet the dedicated oncology nurses whose expertise,
South Carolina Oncology Associates (SCOA) is stepping up to protect the health of those who protect us. First responders including firefighters, EMS, and law enforcement officers face higher risks of cancer due to smoke,
Cancer develops when cells in the body grow and divide uncontrollably, often spreading to surrounding tissues. Cancer can affect nearly every organ system and is one of the leading causes of death worldwide.
Discover world-class cancer care at South Carolina Oncology Associates (SCOA) now closer to home! Check out our recent YouTube video of Wade Bonner, COO, shares how SCOA has been treating and curing cancer patients for over 50 years.
Radiation therapy is one of the most effective tools in the fight against cancer. Used in more than half of all cancer cases, it plays a critical role in shrinking tumors,
Coping with insomnia at any time is daunting, but when you have been diagnosed with cancer, it is even more important that you get the sleep you need. Let’s learn how to cope with insomnia during cancer treatment.
At South Carolina Oncology Associates (SCOA), we believe that every act of support—no matter how small—can make a big difference in the lives of cancer patients. That’s why we’re excited to announce a special partnership that brings together community,
The Jonathan Bankhead Memorial Smash Cancer tennis tournament and Vanessa Bankhead’s family were recognized by the South Carolina Tennis Association with its 2024 Cam Littlejohn Community Service Award. The award was presented at the USTA South Carolina Annual Meeting in November 2024.
Many of us are all too familiar with the weight that the “C” word carries when spoken in hushed tones. It’s a word that can be difficult to say out loud,
Most people will admit that they like to be prepared for whatever they are about to encounter. Knowing what to expect reduces anxiety and let’s face it, fear. Radiation therapy is certainly no exception and is something you should be thoroughly informed about before it begins.
