Peer-reviewed studies indicated a steep drop in cancer screenings, visits, therapies and surgeries -- between 56 and 79% -- last April.
The frequency of cancer appointments and procedures has picked back up some since then, but the effects could be long-lasting.
Erin Collins-Buchanan talks about the level of care and safe, friendly atmosphere in the network of cancer centers in Central..
Could the next health care crisis to hit our country be more people battling late-stage cancer? The pandemic has delayed cancer..