2. Cancer Patient Resources

    Artist-in-Residence (AIR) Program Expand Content The Artist-in-Residence (AIR) Program reflects the belief that the creative spirit can be found in all of us and can be especially helpful when the human spirit is in need. AIR trains and supervises local visual, literary and performing artists who work directly with patients, caregivers and clinicians to create opportunities for stress reduction, self-awareness and self-expression in Inova Schar’s outpatient infusion, radiation and waiting areas.

  3. Oncology Nutrition Services

    Nutrition priorities may change throughout cancer treatment and recovery, and figuring out the best foods and beverages to consume can be difficult. At Inova Schar Cancer Institute, we understand how nutrition contributes to your overall wellness and survival success. Using evidenced-based research, our registered dietitians can help you modify your diet to support you before, during and after cancer treatment.

  5. Cancer Preventive Screening

    Submitted by centretek on Sat, 10/15/2022 - 09:13
    Welcome to the Inova Saville Center We know there are three main factors that contribute to increasing cancer risk: your genetic risk – or risk that is passed down through the family, your environmental exposures, and your lifestyle choices. While we often have no control over the first two factors, our choices surrounding lifestyle, including how active we are, whether we use alcohol and tobacco products, and what we eat, can play a significant role in our risk of developing cancer.

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    Submitted by centretek on Sat, 10/15/2022 - 09:13
    Wellness and Prevention Inova Saville Cancer Screening & Prevention Center offers support in the form of wellness groups, networking, and prevention programs to anyone interested in learning how to decrease their risk of developing cancer. Education and informational seminars are available to help battle depression and stress, improve diet & nutrition, and face other challenges you and your caregivers may face in your wellness journey.

  7. cancer screening

    Submitted by centretek on Sat, 10/15/2022 - 09:13
    Wellness and Prevention Inova Saville Cancer Screening & Prevention Center offers support in the form of wellness groups, networking, and prevention programs to anyone interested in learning how to decrease their risk of developing cancer. Education and informational seminars are available to help battle depression and stress, improve diet & nutrition, and face other challenges you and your caregivers may face in your wellness journey.

  8. Whatever Life Hands You, We'll Find It

    Submitted by centretek on Sat, 10/15/2022 - 09:13
    Welcome to the Inova Saville Center We know there are three main factors that contribute to increasing cancer risk: your genetic risk – or risk that is passed down through the family, your environmental exposures, and your lifestyle choices. While we often have no control over the first two factors, our choices surrounding lifestyle, including how active we are, whether we use alcohol and tobacco products, and what we eat, can play a significant role in our risk of developing cancer.

  9. Breast Cancer Screening and Prevention

    Welcome to the Inova Saville Center The goal of early cancer screening is to catch breast cancer when it’s easiest to treat and the chance of survival is higher. The experts and specialists at the Inova Saville Center will assist you in navigating you through your health risk assessment and offer you guidance on cancer prevention. We will create a customized plan based on your risk level to incorporate screenings, education, prevention and overall wellness. We offer the latest technology for our screenings and procedures to make sure you are taken care of on every level.

  10. Lung Cancer Screening and Prevention

    Importance of Lung Cancer Screening Symptoms of lung cancer include constant chest pain; shortness of breath; recurring lung infections, such as pneumonia or bronchitis; bloody or rust-colored sputum; swelling of the neck and face; pain and weakness in the shoulder, arm, or hand; and a fever for unknown reasons. Adults ages 50 to 80 who have a 20 pack-year smoking history and currently smoke, or have quit within the past 15 years, are the most likely to develop lung cancer.
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