Uncategorized

Southern Cancer Center was honored to receive face masks from a locally owned printing company, Calagaz, that switched its focus from printing pictures and signs to producing protective-wear in [...]

The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) suggests these 10 ways we can all safely help our local communities during the coronavirus pandemic. Information below taken from their [...]

As the events surrounding COVID-19 continue to unfold, the health and safety of our patients and staff remain our top priority at Southern Cancer Center. The following changes have been made to [...]

On Friday, March 27th, Dr. Reece Jones spoke with WKRG News 5 in their monthly medical segment called "The Doctor Is In" to discuss the impact the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic can have on [...]

Please feel free to download and print this "STOP" sign for your front door to communicate with delivery men, your postman or anyone who may be visiting your home, to alert them of the extra [...]

To avoid misinformation, see these CDC recommended Do's and Don'ts to protect yourself and your family from the coronavirus.

The staff of Southern Cancer Center wants to remind our local community that cancer patients have weakened immune systems, meaning they have a reduced ability to fend off infections and other [...]

Cancer patients often have compromised immune systems and therefore can be at additional risk for catching COVID-19. Patients with compromised immune systems, including many cancer patients, are [...]

To say Southern Cancer Center's team had a blast on Saturday, March 6th at the American Cancer Society's 31st Annual Chili Cook-Off would be an understatement. The weather was fantastic and our [...]

On Friday, March 6th, our staff sported various shades of blue in honor of National “Dress In Blue Day", a kick-off campaign sponsored by the Colorectal Cancer Alliance group for Colorectal [...]