Personal Experience Visiting a Cancer Unit at a Hospital

Sitting in this room is very cold and you can not do anything about it. Trembling, I said "Why am I here today?" The clock went to "Tick Tock" and "Tick Tock"; time was just gone. You are messing with your fingers. The doctor brought about unexpected news and his facial expressions were not very good. When you think that everything is going as you are expecting, there are lots of things running in your heart ---- this will happen. You are still sitting, you are totally confused, I think the six letter word might be very deadly.

This is a very different experience for those who have never been to MD Anderson Hospital or Cancer Specialty Hospital. In several respects, the hospital provided 4 million outpatient reservations (outpatient, treatment, surgery) in 2017. It is not an exaggeration to say that this is a busy building. I will stop now and process it for a while. All these 4 million plans are related to cancer. The baby was not born. There are no bone fractures. There is no bladder. There is nothing but cancer promise. Everyone who sees it in the hall is working on this problem.

Memorial Sloan-Kettering is the oldest cancer hospital and has over 130 years experience. This top cancer center is located in New York City, Long Island, Westchester County, New Jersey across the east coast of the United States. Memorial Sloan-Kettering doctors have extensive experience in stem cell transplantation and bone marrow transplantation, but high-tech cancer hospitals are also selected as "professors" to acquire Jehopardy 's artificial intelligence system Watson for the treatment of cancer patients It was done.

Children with cancer are usually treated at the childhood cancer center. This center is a hospital or hospital unit specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of cancerous children and adolescents. Most childhood cancer centers treat patients over 20 years old. Medical professionals at these centers have professional training and expertise to provide comprehensive care for children, adolescents and their families. Recently, many adolescent and adolescent (AYA) cancer programs have been established to meet the specific needs of young people and young people. The main areas include long-term survivor care, clinical trial registration, discussion and maintenance of future birth rates, support of colleagues, and impact on fiscal, education, career, psychosocial support including transition to independence .