Guy Jones, MD

02/11/2026

During Black History Month, we honor the strength of Black women and raise awareness about the unique challenges they face with breast cancer. Early detection, routine screenings, and education can make all the difference. 💙

02/08/2026

What does remission really mean?
Let’s clear it up.⤵️

02/06/2026

Strong mental and physical health are built on simple, daily foundations 🧠💪
Sleep, movement, nourishment, and connection — small, consistent choices matter 🤍

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

🎗️World Cancer Day | February 4th
Cancer affects nearly every family, but outcomes today are better than ever. World Cancer Day is a reminder of the importance of prevention and early detection. Stay up to date on your screenings, and encourage your friends and family to do the same. 💜🌎

02/03/2026

I’m often asked how much genetics matters when it comes to cancer. 🧬🩺

Here’s a clear explanation of the role family history plays and what you should focus on instead of fear.🤍📚

02/01/2026

Some symptoms are easy to overlook. Staying informed and getting screened is one of the most important steps you can take for your health.

01/31/2026

Cancer care is more advanced, more personalized, and centered around real people and real support. Proud to be part of a team focused on patients first.🩺💙

01/30/2026

Cancer recurrence and cancer metastasis aren’t the same and understanding the difference matters.
This breakdown explains what each term really means and why your care team treats them differently.🩺✔️

01/30/2026

In a world full of health information, clear answers and guidance from real doctors make all the difference.🩺🤍

01/28/2026

01/25/2026

At Oncology Nevada, we know that staying physically active before, during, and after treatment can make a big difference. Regular movement helps your body and brain work better, strengthens muscles and bones, supports your immune system, eases treatment side effects, and may even lower the risk of some cancers returning.

Exercise can also improve your quality of life—reducing fatigue, boosting appetite, easing anxiety and depression, and helping you sleep better. Even small, gentle movement counts. Talk to your care team about what’s right for you!