Thank you to Council Oak Supply and many other generous supporters for raising $12,425 at the Tie A Ribbon – Coffee and Cocktails for Cancer event on October 30. The proceeds will go to our Patient Assistance Program.
Read MoreCouncil Oak Supply wants to raise awareness about breast cancer and support local cancer patients in need. Get your tickets now for Tie A Ribbon on Wednesday, October 30 from 6:30-8:30pm at their location at 101 W 3rd Street in Sioux City featuring an expresso bar, cocktails, delicious appetizers and desserts, as well as fabulous silent auction items.
Read MoreBe sure to hit your brakes and stop by the downtown Walgreen's parking lot between 6:30 and 8:30 a.m. on Friday, October 11 for a free breakfast burrito and life-saving information.
Read MoreThe sold-out 25th Annual Pink Ribbon Golf Classic on September 6 raised a record net amount of $41,089 to help with the costs of renovating and expanding the chemotherapy infusion prep area and medically integrated dispensary at the June E. Nylen Cancer Center.
Read MoreJuly 28, 2023 was supposed to be the day that 39-year-old Amber Grage of Sioux City had her hysterectomy but instead, she woke up from the anesthesia being told by her OBGYN, Dr. Kevin Hamburger from Siouxland Women’s Health Care, that he did not complete the surgery because he found cancer.
Read MoreJackie Meis has earned her Advanced Oncology Certified Nurse Practitioner (AOCNP) certification from the Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation (ONCC), recognizing her specialty knowledge and advanced practice in oncology nursing. This is an optional certification requiring a high number of practice hours, self-study and continuing educational hours, as well as a vigorous written exam.
Read MoreWe are excited and thankful to have been selected to be this year's recipient of the annual Bike Sux's proceeds. Bike Sux is a community fundraiser bike ride for all levels of riders. We would love to have you sponsor or participate in this event on Saturday, June 1. Come on out and join in bicyclists battling against cancer.
Read MoreThe 25th Annual Pink Ribbon Golf Classic is scheduled for Friday, September 6 at the Whispering Creek Golf Course in Sioux City. The Committee is rolling out the pink carpet to celebrate… the Pink Ribbon Golf Classic has raised nearly $650,000 to benefit the June E. Nylen Cancer Center throughout its history. We are accepting sponsorships now and team registrations will open June 15th! Be sure to sign up quickly - Pink Ribbon Golf Classic has sold out the last few years!
Read More“I will never forget April 26, 2021 – the day I was told I had cancer,” Jami says. After she heard those words, she explained the rest of the appointment was like the voices of Charlie Brown’s teacher, just garble and not making sense.
Read MoreThe June E. Nylen Cancer Center is committed to doing all we can to provide advanced, comprehensive cancer care to Siouxland and Rock the Cure helped us do that.
Read MoreThe Iowa Cancer Consortium launched a new resource for cancer patients, caregivers, and providers to find available clinical trials in Iowa. The new Cancer Clinical Trials in Iowa webpage has been a collaborative effort and we hope cancer centers, patient navigators, cancer survivors, and families will find it a helpful "one stop shop" to easily access treatment options.
Read MoreWe are excited to announce Rock the Cure 2024 presented by Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City and Klinger Companies on April 6. This year’s benefit concert features Jumping Jack Flash, THE Tribute to The Rolling Stones.
Read MoreDan Pruitt went to his annual check-up with his doctor. He felt fine. So he was very surprised when he was told his PSA level was elevated and he needed to go see a urologist. Dan shares his personal journey of learning he has prostate cancer and his experiences through surgery and further treatment.
Read MoreThe American Cancer Society (ACS) released its annual report today and four "screenable" cancers are on the rise in certain populations - breast, prostate, colorectal, and cervical cancers.
Read MoreGary Heath, age 72, noticed he was coughing more and coughing up more "junk" so when he was at his annual appointment with his primary care physician, he pointed to a calendar in the room that promoted lung cancer screenings and said, "I think I need that." His doctor, Dr. Frank Marino, agreed Gary was a candidate and before long, the former smoker and previous firefighter of 32 years was scheduled for a low-dose CT lung scan.
Read MoreThe June E. Nylen Cancer Center providers and staff have a continued commitment to offer the most advanced cancer diagnosis and treatment options to our service area. Our most recent Annual Report demonstrates this commitment by highlighting many of the accomplishments and updates of our Cancer Center for Fiscal Year 2023. This Report also emphasizes the needs of our organization as we look to the future of cancer care.
Read MoreThroughout October Wilson Trailer worked to “Block Out Cancer” and requested support to help achieve their goal of filling all the punch holes on a Wilson livestock trailer that was sitting out front of their corporate office in Sioux City, IA. The ”Block Out Cancer” goal was achieved and Wilson Trailer Company recently presented the June E. Nylen Cancer Center with the proceeds raised plus their match.
Read MoreThe June E. Nylen Cancer Center is proud to be a part of Shine a Light on Lung Cancer this November which is the largest coordinated lung cancer awareness program in the United States. Shine a Light on Lung Cancer educates, connects, and celebrates lung cancer communities while raising awareness about the disease.
Read MoreIn their commitment to ensure patients have the best options for cancer diagnosis and treatment, the June E. Nylen Cancer Center (JENCC) has made many updates over the last 5 years including most recently upgrading their state-of-the-art PET scanner. Positron emission tomography (PET) is an important tool in the diagnosis and staging of cancer, including re-staging throughout treatment. Cutting-edge technology is only one aspect of excellent cancer care – you also need skilled, compassionate, and reliable staff that are dedicated to ensuring the best possible outcomes for patients.
Read MoreBe sure to hit your brakes and stop by the Tyson Event Center parking lot between 6:30 and 8:30 a.m. on Friday, October 20 for a FREE breakfast! Brake for Breakfast’s purpose is to raise awareness about important cancer screenings as early detection can save your life.
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