Early Detection Saves Lives. Here’s Proof.
March 27, 2025
For lots of folks, turning 50 represents an exciting landmark—the beginning of a new chapter, a renewed sense of self and a refreshed dedication to
No two patients experience the same cancer story. Every patient we serve gets customized care tailored to their personal needs and diagnosis.
For lots of folks, turning 50 represents an exciting landmark—the beginning of a new chapter, a renewed sense of self and a refreshed dedication to
With the launch of Mary Bird Perkins’ new Breast Cancer Specialist Program in Covington, the Cancer Center is once again bringing the best possible care
Last weekend’s Live Well Bayou screening event, held on the Terrebonne General campus in partnership with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center and sponsored by Cenac
When you’re facing cancer, a random act of kindness from anyone can feel like you’ve won the lottery. But when the act comes straight from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEDIUSc8ZuY In January 2021, Micah Davis was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer. At first the disease was tackled through a combination of chemotherapy and
Sometimes, in the midst of life’s routines and plans unexpected events happen that reshape our paths in profound ways. Such was the case for Mr.
It came out of the blue. “No one in my family had cancer,” recalls artist and middle school art teacher Marie Pontti. “I’d gotten regular
Cancer does not discriminate. Nobody understands this better than Zachary Littleton. Originally from Montegut, a small town in rural Terrebonne Parish, Zachary was focused on
Timmie O’Pry’s cancer journey began a few years ago when he noticed troubling symptoms while working – difficulty breathing and a persistent cough. His job