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What Everyone Should Know About Cancer | Precision Oncology & Modern Treatment (Episode 16)
<p>Welcome to the Second Opinion Podcast, powered by Rite Care — where we cut through the noise to bring you clear, expert-driven insights from leading professionals in medicine and health.</p><p>In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Shlomo Koyfman, MD, Director of Head & Neck and Skin Radiation at Cleveland Clinic, for an important conversation about how cancer is detected, evaluated, and treated in the modern era.</p><p>What should you do when you first notice something concerning? How do doctors determine the right next steps? And how are precision oncology and rapidly advancing technologies changing the way cancer is treated?</p><p>Together, we discuss:</p><ul><li>What to do when you first notice a concerning symptom or abnormality</li><li>The first steps doctors take when evaluating a possible cancer diagnosis</li><li>Why accurate diagnosis and staging are so important</li><li>What precision oncology is and how it is changing cancer care</li><li>How treatment can be personalized to the individual patient</li><li>The latest advances in radiation and cancer treatment technology</li><li>When it may be worth seeking a second opinion</li><li>Questions patients and families should ask before beginning treatment</li><li>How to navigate the overwhelming amount of information surrounding cancer care</li><li>Why choosing the right medical team matters</li></ul><p>Whether you're looking to better understand cancer care, helping a loved one navigate the process, or simply want to know how modern oncology is evolving, this episode offers a clear and accessible look at the decisions, technology, and medical advances shaping cancer treatment today.</p><p>Contact Information</p><p>Dr. Shlomo Koyfman — Cleveland Clinic<br>Director, Head & Neck and Skin Radiation<br>Taussig Cancer Center<br>Phone: 216-444-5571</p><p>Sponsors</p><p>Rite Care — At home, a call away. (732) 292-5665</p>