Blogs
Case 7: Tips on How to Manage Multiple/Many Medical Conditions in an Elderly with Cancer
Profile: “Patricia,” a highly active and energetic 76-year-old woman who was recently diagnosed with a highly suspicious, evolving mass in
Case 6: Even as a ROBUST Senior with Cancer, Do NOT Underestimate Your Medical Conditions
Profile: “David,” an 82-year-old retired medical professional diagnosed with colon cancer. He appears completely robust, has zero physical limitations, and
Case 5: While As a Senior with Cancer, You are Focused on Cancer, Be Aware of the Dangers of Uncontrolled Diabetes.
Profile: “Margaret,” an 83-year-old woman living alone who noticed a rapidly growing mass in her neck. While she is cognitively
Case 4: Can Immunotherapy be an Alternative to High Risk Colon Surgery in a Senior with Cancer?
Profile: “Robert,” an 83-year-old gentleman diagnosed with localized colon cancer. He lives with severe COPD, high blood pressure, and a
Case 3: As a Senior; You Should Review Your Medications and Medication List Before Undergoing Major Cancer Surgery
Profile: “Helen,” a 75-year-old lifelong non-smoker who was diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer as an incidental finding on a scan.
Case 2: As a Senior with Cancer, You Should be PRO-active. Ask about PRE-hab.
Profile: “George,” an 81-year-old grandfather recovering from a recent hip fracture who is now preparing for complex pancreatic surgery. While
Case 1: Balancing Blood Thinners and Big Procedures
PROFILE: “Arthur,” a 79-year-old gentleman facing localized stomach cancer. He is highly active, independent, and navigates stairs without difficulty, but
When Surgery Isn’t the Only Answer: Navigating Multiple Diagnoses in Your 80s
At a Glance: Key Takeaways Introduction: The “Overwhelming” Scan In my 12 years of practicing geriatric oncology, I’ve sat across
Pancreatic Cancer Treatment in Your late 80s: FOCUS on What Really Matters
At a Glance: Key Takeaways Introduction: A Different Perspective on a Tough Diagnosis In my 12 years of practicing geriatric