In our first installment on treating cancer with radiation we took a look in to exactly what radiation therapy was, how it worked, and how treatment is planned and delivered. In today’s installment we will look deeper into what patients can and cannot doing during treatment, how long treatment sessions take, what to expect, and..
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There is no reason to struggle when it comes to purchasing a fence for your home or business. No matter where your fence is going to be installed it aluminum fence panels are the solution to your fencing needs. Aluminum fencing has been a popular option in commercial pool fencing for awhile now. Do you..
The holidays are upon us! Of course, we all know what this means… PARTY TIME! There is no better way then to start getting in the spirit of the season than with a company holiday party. Although company parties can become the source of water cooler stories for years to come, they are the perfect..
Linear accelerators, LINAC, are used in the treatment of cancer. High energy x-rays (electrons) are shaped to conform to the size and shape of the patient’s tumor and delivered using a LINAC. The radiation, simply put, is used to destroy cancerous cells. They are delivered in the shape of the tumor to hopefully eliminate damage..
For Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in Original Medicare Part A and Part B have the opportunity to enroll in Medigap. Original Medicare does not cover comprehensive health care coverage and therefore additional plans in the form of Medigap need to be purchased to fill in the gaps. Medigap policies cover a wide range of health care..