Advocate Radiation Oncology Press Releases

Southwest Florida men are invited to take control of their health and wellness by attending a first-of-its-kind men's prostate health forum in Naples.

Chocolate lovers across Southwest Florida are encouraged to satisfy their sweet tooths at the eighth annual Chocolate Festival on Sept. 27 at the Port Charlotte Town Center.

More than 300 Southwest Florida women, all clad in purple attire to show solidarity, explored their individual risk factors for developing breast cancer while also learning tips to optimize their overall health and wellness. Held Feb.

A panel of renowned breast health experts, researchers and physicians will headline the third annual Purple Tea, a free breast health symposium set for Thursday, Feb.

Southwest Florida children enjoyed pony rides and a petting zoo while soaking up the Christmas spirit at the annual Reaching Out to Cancer Kids (ROCK) Holiday Party on the Farm. Held Dec.

Doctors at Advocate Radiation Oncology recently joined medical staff, family members and local physicians in celebrating a growing list of achievements for the 5-year-old practice. Held Oct.

Hundreds of chocolate aficionados and pastry lovers descended on Port Charlotte Town Center to satisfy their sweet tooths while raising money to support families with children undergoing cancer treatments. Held Sept.

Dr. Brian Lawenda, a Navy veteran and Harvard-trained radiation oncologist, has joined Advocate Radiation Oncology and is seeing patients at the practice's cancer treatment centers in Venice and Port Charlotte. Dr.

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More than 100 Barbie beauties clad in their pinkest pinks, some with Kens on their arms, ventured outside the Dream House to support a Bradenton-based nonprofit spreading the power of hope for women diagnosed with breast cancer.

The Lee Health Foundation honored Dr. Arie Dosoretz with the Phoenix Award at the nonprofit's annual Cancer Care Hero Awards celebration.

Breast health experts from across Southwest Florida are convening for an education forum exploring breast cancer prevention, early detection and treatment.

More than 320 women attended the second annual Purple Tea breast cancer symposium, a forum where Southwest Florida women can learn about their individual risk factors, treatment options and encouraging statistics. Held Feb.

The second annual Purple Tea symposium, slated for Feb. 15 in Fort Myers, will convene a distinguished panel of physicians and breast health experts to discuss advancements in the prevention, screening and treatment of breast cancer.

Advocate Radiation Oncology, Encompass Health and The Payton Wright Foundation are inviting Sarasota-area women for a night of pre-Valentine's pampering while supporting a good cause. Attendees at Galentine's Night, set for Feb.

Advocate Radiation Oncology, Port Charlotte Town Center co-host fundraising event