Receiving a cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming. In a recent Twin Cities Live segment, Minnesota Oncology President Dr. Paul Thurmes joined the show to discuss what patients can expect after hearing the words, "You have cancer."
During the interview, Dr. Thurmes shared the importance of taking time to process the diagnosis, asking questions, seeking a second opinion when appropriate, and leaning on trusted family, friends and others who have experienced a similar journey. He also discussed how Minnesota Oncology's independent, community-based model allows physicians to provide personalized care while quickly bringing the latest treatment advances to patients.
Watch the full interview to learn more.
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