SCRI Oncology Partners

17/07/2025

Planning your summer getaway? Here are a few reminders to keep your travels safe and enjoyable--especially for cancer patients who may need extra precautions.

15/07/2025

The American Cancer Society estimates that more than half of colorectal cancers are linked to modifiable risk factors, like your diet. The ACS recommends limiting or avoiding processed and red meats due to the risks from preservatives and high-temperature cooking. Here are some healthier choices to consider:

12/07/2025

Dr. Spigel featured on News Channel 5.

10/07/2025

Advance care planning is an essential part of taking control of your healthcare. Pick someone you trust to be your healthcare proxy or medical power of attorney. This person will make medical decisions for you if you can't, so talk to them about your wishes for your care.

08/07/2025

July is UV safety month. Exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun may cause skin cancer, but properly protecting your skin can help prevent sun damage. Are you applying sunscreen correctly? Here are some tips:

04/07/2025

Happy Fourth of July! We hope everyone has a safe and fun holiday!

03/07/2025

🎗 July is Sarcoma Awareness Month — a time to spotlight the voices, science, and stories.

📺 Dr. Vivek Subbiah joins News Channel 5 to emphasize the critical importance of early detection and the groundbreaking role clinical trials play in bringing hope to those with limited treatment options.

💬 Rare doesn’t mean invisible. Awareness isn’t just a campaign — it’s a call to action.

✅ Every early diagnosis
✅ Every clinical trial
✅ Every shared story
💛 It all matters.

📎 Learn more from News Channel 5

https://www.newschannel5.com/news/let-me-help/let-me-help-what-to-know-about-sarcoma

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month. Sarcoma is a rare type of cancer in connective tissues like bone, muscle, fat or cartilage.

02/07/2025

We are proud to introduce Cody Lee, MD, a highly esteemed hematologist and oncologist, who joined our team. Dr. Lee's remarkable career includes an extensive tenure at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where he has significantly contributed to the advancement of cancer research, particularly in the areas of circulating tumor DNA and personalized treatment approaches.

Dr. Lee holds a Doctor of Medicine from the University of California Davis and has completed his Hematology/Oncology Fellowship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. His research, which spans across innovative cancer therapies and the application of new techniques to enhance patient outcomes, has been widely recognized within the medical community.

We are pleased to inform you that Dr. Lee is now accepting consultations and appointments, providing our patients with timely access to his expertise and the latest advancements in cancer care. We invite you to contact our office to schedule an appointment and experience the exceptional care and dedication that Dr. Lee offers.

For further details or to book your appointment, please reach out to us. We eagerly anticipate the contributions Dr. Lee will bring to our practice and the continued excellence in cancer care for our patients. www.cancercarescri.com

01/07/2025

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health affects everyone. But minority communities often face additional barriers when it comes to accessing support, such as stigma, cultural factors, and systemic inequalities. If you or a loved one needs help, here are some suggestions for reaching out.

27/06/2025

If you're currently receiving radiation therapy, it's important to take care of your skin. Here are some tips for taking extra care during the summer months:

20/06/2025

It's the first day of summer! As we spend more time outside enjoying the warmer weather, remember these tips for protecting yourself from sun damage!

18/06/2025

June is National Cancer Survivorship Month. As you navigate survivorship, you may have a lot of questions about what comes next. Cancer survivorship can be a complex experience, and there are numerous misconceptions about life after treatment. Debunking these misconceptions can help better prepare you for what to expect.