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Dr. Todd Crump at work, standing at the clinic desk reading a medical pamphlet.

Be the Match

Lexington Medical Center is hosting its first bone marrow and stem cell drive.

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Support Groups for Breast Cancer Patients

Lexington Medical Center offers a number of support groups for patients with cancer.

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Addressing Colon Cancer

Colon cancer is one of the most deadly cancers in America, but also the one of the most treatable when detected early.

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A false color computer model of a human groin, with bones and other tissue in dark blue, and the bladder and connected system in bright pink.

Shining A New Light on Bladder Cancer

Statistics show that about 1 in 100 people in South Carolina will be diagnosed with bladder cancer in their lifetime.

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Physician Lecture Series - Katherine T. Ostapoff, MD

Lexington Medical Center is pleased to present Katherine T. Ostapoff, MD from Riverside Surgical Group for her lecture on "Pancreatic Cancer."

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Thinking Pink

We're lighting up our hospital in pink this month to show support for breast cancer survivors everywhere.

Community Involvement

A doctor makes notes on a clipboard while talking to a patient, whose hands are steepled together.

What Men Need to Know About Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in men. Learn risk factors, screening and treatment options.

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Participants in a yoga class sit in lotus position while bending to the left, their arms overhead.

The Benefits of Yoga for Cancer Patients

Research in breast cancer patients has shown that yoga may be able to help improve physical functioning, reduce fatigue, reduce stress, improve sleep and improve quality of life.

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Ask the Doctor: Ovarian Cancer

Abdominal bloating. Decreased appetite. Weight loss. Fatigue. They’re vague symptoms that may have a variety of causes. Surprisingly, one of them may be ovarian cancer.

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