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In My Hands

Posted on June 4, 2018 by drstevencurley

This is not a new blog piece, but a sincere thank you to all for the support and positive, thoughtful comments about “In My Hands”, which was released by the Hachette Book Group on May 22. I deeply appreciate all … Continue reading →

Posted in cancer, cancer research, cancer survival, carcinoid tumor, chemotherapy, clinical research, clinical trials, colorectal cancer, Complications, Decisions, diabetes, dogma, exercise, Future, good news, grace, hepatitis virus, hepatocellular cancer, liver, liver cancer, liver metastases, liver metastasis surgery, liver resection, neuroendocrine tumors, nutrition, pancreas cancer, photography, recurrence, research, sarcoma, screening, side effects, smoking, surfing, surgery, survival, swimming, symptoms, veterans Tagged cancer, cancer research, cancer survival, liver surgery, pancreas surgery, surgery

I’m Still Around, Doc!

Posted on December 19, 2017 by drstevencurley

We live in a remarkable time of advances in science and medicine. The human genome has been sequenced and mapped. Materials and drugs on a nanoscale are being designed and developed to treat cancer, infectious diseases, and other human medical … Continue reading →

Posted in cancer, cancer survival, colorectal cancer, good news, liver cancer, liver metastases, liver metastasis surgery, liver resection, lung cancer, side effects, smoking, survival Tagged cancer, health, Houston, reality

The Coach

Posted on August 14, 2017 by drstevencurley

I have played sports throughout my life. Baseball, football, basketball, tennis, soccer, badminton, table tennis, running, cycling and even a short, and impressively painful, stint as a rugby winger. I would much rather play sports than watch sports. My wife … Continue reading →

Posted in bad news, cancer, colorectal cancer, good news, liver metastases, liver metastasis surgery, liver resection, recurrence, side effects, surgery, survival Tagged cancer, health, Houston, surgery, survival

The Long Walk

Posted on April 21, 2017 by drstevencurley

I took the long walk today. The long walk from the operating room to the frozen section pathology suite to the physician’s locker room (to grab my white coat) to a consultation room in the surgical waiting area. The family … Continue reading →

Posted in bad news, cancer, chemotherapy, Decisions, liver cancer, liver resection, side effects Tagged cancer, Houston, support

My Mission

My mission is to live life with integrity, honor, and empathy; to show love and compassion to my family, friends, and patients; to learn every day; and to never stop trying to find new and better ways to treat cancer patients.

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NEWS:

Cancer treatments are inching toward market

Researchers work to get novel cancer treatment of Washington County native into human clinical trials

Homemade cancer machine shows promise
Created In A Patient's Garage, This Radio Wave Machine May One Day Offer Side-Effect Free Treatment

Dr. Curley Receives Golfers Against Cancer Award

Dr. Steven Curley, Surgery, is named one of America’s Top Doctors