Shenandoah Oncology P.C.

03/13/2026

It's Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month. Multiple myeloma is a relatively rare blood disease that develops in the plasma cells.

03/12/2026

Today we proudly celebrate the incredible work of Registered Dietitians everywhere — and especially Athena and Maggie, who make a profound difference every single day here at Shenandoah Oncology.
Their expertise, compassion, and dedication help our cancer patients navigate some of the most challenging moments of their lives. From personalized nutrition support to ongoing encouragement, Athena and Maggie ensure our patients feel cared for, supported, and empowered throughout their treatment journey.
We are truly grateful for everything they do. 💚

03/09/2026

Pop quiz: Which of the following is NOT a symptom of colore**al cancer? A. Blood in the stool or re**al bleeding, B. Changes in bowel habits, C. Unexplained weight loss, or D. Frequent headaches? The answer is D, frequent headaches. If you are experiencing blood in the stool or re**al bleeding, changes in bowel habits, or have concerns about unexplained weight loss, speak with your healthcare provider.

03/08/2026

Daylight savings time begins this Sunday! Don't forget to set your clocks and spring forward!

03/04/2026

Today is HPV Awareness Day. Did you know HPV is linked to more than 70% of cervical cancer cases? Recently, the FDA has approved self-collection for HPV testing--here's what you need to know:

03/02/2026

March is Colore**al Cancer Awareness Month. Colore**al cancer is the third most diagnosed cancer in the United States, excluding skin cancers. Check this page throughout the month for information about prevention and early detection.

02/25/2026

This , we're focusing on self-care. What’s your favorite way to relax or recharge during treatment? Comment below!

02/23/2026

Every step forward in your health journey is worth honoring. How do you celebrate your cancer care milestones—big or small? Share your favorite ways in the comments!

02/18/2026

TRUE OR FALSE: If you don't have a family history of cancer, you can't develop cancer. This is FALSE. While family history increases risk level, and some cancers are linked to inherited genes, many cancers develop with no family history of the disease. This is why keeping up with your regular recommended screenings and speaking to your doctor about any health concerns you may be having is so important.

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from our team! You are our top priority. Thank you for trusting us with your care.

02/10/2026

🌟 Honoring Black History Month: Pioneers in Cancer Prevention 🌟

This month, we’re celebrating trailblazing Black oncologists whose vision, resilience, and breakthroughs forever changed cancer prevention and early detection.

✨ Dr. May Edward Chinn – A pioneer in early cancer detection, Dr. Chinn helped develop the Pap smear in the early 1930s, a life saving innovation that transformed cervical cancer screening. Despite facing racial barriers, she dedicated her career to serving the Harlem community and later advanced key screening methods still used today.

✨ Dr. Jane Cooke Wright – Known as the “Mother of Chemotherapy,” Dr. Wright revolutionized cancer treatment by identifying effective chemotherapy drugs and establishing medical oncology as we know it. Her groundbreaking research using human tissue samples helped make chemotherapy more reliable and accessible.

These pioneers remind us that progress in prevention, equity, and care is possible because of those who refuse to be limited by the challenges they face.

Let’s continue their legacy by advocating for prevention, early detection, and equitable access for all. Learn more about these trailblazers here:

This Black History Month, the Prevent Cancer Foundation is honoring four pioneers in prevention—Black oncologists who persevered against racial barriers and revolutionized cancer prevention and early detection—whose names and legacies ought to be better known. These four individuals represent ju...

02/09/2026

February is National Cancer Prevention Month. Detecting cancer early is one of the best tools we have to fight cancer. Share these guidelines for cancer screening on your own page with your friends and family.