Danielle, Author at Community Cancer Center

Dave Van De Berg is Thankful for His Individualized Care

Apr 18, 2019

“This was a good place for us to land, even before we knew it was cancer,” shares Jo Van De Berg, wife and caregiver of Dave Van De Berg, a

DCISionRT Test Gives Patient Peace of Mind

Apr 4, 2019

“I’ll do whatever it takes to reduce my chance of cancer returning,” says Deb Novak of Marion, IA. Novak, an analyst at Transamerica and mother of two was diagnosed with

One-Pan Pasta

Mar 26, 2019

Servings:4 servings Calories:420 Ingredients: 12 oz. good quality whole grain linguine or pasta of choice, i.e. Barilla 1 onion, thinly sliced 12 oz. cherry or grape tomatoes 2 Tablespoons extra-virgin

Whole Grains and Colorectal Cancer

Mar 26, 2019

This article appears in the March 7, 2019 issue of AICR’s eNews. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and March 27th is Whole Grains Sampling Day, which is organized by the Whole

An Ode to the Caregivers

Mar 25, 2019

In the patient-centric world of oncology, let’s not overlook who stands watch and gives without expecting anything in return. To read more click here.

Genetic Testing Helped Dave Strowmatt’s Entire Family Be Proactive

Mar 13, 2019

After being diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 40, Dave Strowmatt and his family are being proactive by participating in genetic testing.

5 Lessons on Dealing with a Spouse with Cancer

Feb 20, 2019

Spousal relationships should come first For most of my marriage, I failed miserably at this. I immersed myself in mothering babies and toddlers and, as the parents of eight children,

Move Beyond Cancer and Embrace Wellness for Life

Feb 14, 2019

Support services allow Sharon to move beyond cancer and embrace wellness for life. Sharon’s journey with cancer began in 2013 when a spot was discovered on her right lung. A

Your Guide to the Mediterranean Diet

Jan 28, 2019

Make Each Day Mediterranean Click here to find out more about how to Make Each Day Mediterranean.

Tuna Patties

Jan 28, 2019

This is really a case of “what is old becomes new.” My mother used to make these for us when we were growing up in the 1960’s. (Please don’t do the math on that)!

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