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April 2012


  • What are the "Blood Cancers?"

    By Richard C. Frank, MD A 60-year-old woman came to see me recently for an oncology consultation and she was, as is often the case, very (more...)

February 2012


  • How Much Do Oncologists Care?

    By Richard Frank, MD In response to my last post, I heard from many of you about both good and not so good experiences with cancer (more...)

January 2012


  • What is Great Cancer Care?

    By Richard Frank, MD I remember meeting Mr. Albert and his wife about four years ago. In their 70’s, they had been married for nearly (more...)

December 2011

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September 2011


  • A Cancer Miracle

    By Richard Frank, MD How do you define a miracle? It can be thought of as an event brought on by divine intervention or more commonly as (more...)


  • Cancer and Blood Clots: Patients Beware

    By Richard Frank, MD  One of my patients came to my office recently and reported that he had been feeling well but noticed that one of (more...)

August 2011

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April 2011


  • There Is Always Room for Hope

    by Richard Frank, MD I am grateful to the staff of WebMD for granting me the opportunity to start and develop this cancer blog. My goal (more...)