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Maintaining proper diet and nutrition before during and after treatment can help with your healing process. The oncology dietitians at the Community Cancer Center offer cooking demonstrations and will work with you to create an individualized nutrition plan.

There are plenty of things that we know we should do to lower our risk of developing cancer. Quit using tobacco, get regular mammograms, wear sunscreen, the list goes on
SERVINGS: 12 AMOUNT PER SERVING: 1 cookie INGREDIENTS 1/4 cup oil (canola, coconut, etc.) 1/4 cup honey 1 cup rolled oats 1 cup quick cooking oats 2/3 cup dried cranberries 2/3 cup pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds

The sun is setting sooner, the nights are getting cooler and wool socks are starting to sound like a cozy idea. This is the perfect time to celebrate the seasonal gems of autumn! Head to your local market and fill your basket with these fall produce picks.

This hearty dish will warm you from the inside out. Sneak in good-for-you kale into this savory pasta dish.
Squash doesn’t always have to be savory. This Butternut Pudding shows squash’s sweet side Butternut Pudding Rachel Ray 6 Servings Ingredients 2- 10 ounce packages thawed, frozen butternut squash puree

Give beef a break and try quick, simple salmon burgers. Combine salmon with red onion and fresh basil to make a hearty burger with fewer calories. Enjoy on toasted focaccia bread for a gourmet meal that’s ready in 10 minutes.
I sleepily walk to the refrigerator, grab the container of yogurt and realize that yesterday’s date is staring me in the face. Is there mold or something furry growing on
Eating lots of tomatoes, any way you can, is a great thing. This fruit that acts like a vegetable is loaded with health properties.

elicious and rich in flavor, infused with herbs, this easy homemade tomato sauce is made from fresh tomatoes in just 15 minutes. Use it as tomato base on a pizza, as a pasta sauce, or serve alongside meat. It’s quick, fresh, fragrant and sweet, but without added sugars.
Full of fresh, cancer-fighting produce, this salad has only 6 ingredients. 8 oz. package baby spinach 4 clementine oranges (Cuties or Halos), peeled and sectioned ½ red onion, thinly sliced
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A collection of our most popular recipes from our dietitians.