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For more than 35 years, Ken Dixon, M.D., FACS, a surgeon with Surgical Oncology of Northeast Georgia, has treated cancer patients in his practice located in Gainesville, Ga. After a lifetime taking care of cancer patients, and telling a patient or a family member ‘there is nothing left to do’ Dr. Dixon began a journey to do more. Hear more of Dr. Dixon’s thoughts directly from him from this blog.
What Cancer Caregivers Need to Know About a Biopsy in 2026
Biopsies for Cancer Caregivers It is normal to feel overwhelmed when a loved one is facing a biopsy. While the medical team focuses on the procedure itself, as a caregiver, you are often the "guardian of the future." You are the one looking three steps ahead,...
What You Should Know Before Your Cancer Biopsy
What You Need to Know Before Your Cancer Biopsy It is normal to feel overwhelmed when you or a loved one is facing a cancer biopsy. In the rush to get answers, most patients don't realize that the way your tissue is handled in the minutes after it leaves your body is...
What are the Symtoms of Colorectal Cancer?
What Are the Symptoms of Colorectal Cancer? A Complete Guide to Signs, Screening, and Protecting Your Future Treatment Options Published by SpeciCare | Precision Medicine & Tissue Cryopreservation What Is Colorectal Cancer? Colorectal cancer is a type of cancer...
Will Your Cancer Biopsy be Preserved in a Manner Than Benefits You?
The "Standard of Care" Gap in Rare Oncology Will Your Cancer Biopsy be Preserved in a Manner Than Benefits You? For common cancers like certain stages of breast or lung cancer, doctors have a highly predictable sequence of treatments. For rare cancers, those sequences...
Top 10 Mistakes Patients Make Before a Biopsy
Top 10 Mistakes Patients Make Before a Biopsy The days leading up to a biopsy are often a blur of phone calls, insurance forms, and nervous waiting. It is completely normal to feel like you are just a passenger in the medical system. However, a biopsy is not just a...
Cancer Treatment Resistance Explained
Cancer Resistance: Why Treatments Stop Working—and What’s Next It is one of the most difficult moments in any cancer journey: your doctor tells you the treatment that was working has stopped. This shift, often called cancer treatment resistance, can feel like a...