Green Bay Oncology

09/28/2026

Curiosity isn't something patients need to leave at the exam room door.

Dr. Edgard Badine explains why asking questions — even about something you saw or heard outside your doctor's office — can lead to an honest, evidence-based conversation with your care team.

Hear his full conversation on the topic with Dr. Tony Jaslowski here: https://gboncology.com/podcasts/separating-hope-from-hype-with-cancer-cures/

09/22/2026

When you're facing cancer, it's natural to look everywhere for hope. But when a treatment or “cure” sounds promising, how do you know what to trust?

In the latest episode of Cancer Covered, Dr. Tony Jaslowski and Dr. Edgard Badine talk about why cancer cure claims gain traction, what separates a promising idea from proven treatment and the questions patients can ask when something sounds too good to be true.

Listen to “Separating Hope from Hype with Cancer 'Cures'” at

Viral cancer "cures" promise certainty, but at what risk? Dr. Tony Jaslowski and Dr. Edgar Badine unpack the hype around treatments like fenbendaz ...

09/21/2026

Thanks to Matthew Day at The Business News for this wonderful article about our 50-year anniversary!

Green Bay Oncology celebrates 50 years as WI's largest physician-owned oncology practice, rebranding to reflect expanded hematology care.

09/14/2026

Fifty years of Green Bay Oncology is really 50 years of people choosing to do meaningful work for patients and for each other 🧡

As we celebrate this milestone, Dr. Jules Blank shares a reminder worth carrying into the next 50.

Listen to his full conversation with Dr. Paul Koch and Dr. David Groteluschen here: https://gboncology.com/podcasts/reflecting-on-50-years-of-green-bay-oncology/

09/08/2026

Before “care close to home” was part of our mission, it meant getting in the car.

In Green Bay Oncology's early years, Dr. Paul Koch and his partners traveled across Northeast Wisconsin and into the Upper Peninsula to bring cancer care to patients who otherwise faced long drives for treatment. Sometimes, that even meant packing chemotherapy into a little black suitcase and taking it along for the ride.

A lot has changed in 50 years, but the commitment behind those trips that we're still making hasn't.

In this special episode of Cancer Covered, our three presidents look back on where Green Bay Oncology started, how cancer treatment has transformed and the people and decisions that shaped our first 50 years.

Listen to “50 Years of Cancer Care with Green Bay Oncology” here: https://gboncology.com/podcasts/reflecting-on-50-years-of-green-bay-oncology/

08/31/2026

You can talk to your cancer care team about what you’re using, even if it’s something they didn’t prescribe or recommend.

Dr. Brian Burnette explains why openness, respect and transparency matter.

08/27/2026

Who decides your cancer treatment plan? It all starts with you. 🧡

Your cancer care team brings together different areas of expertise to help you understand your diagnosis, consider your options and empower you to make informed decisions based on your goals and preferences.

Dr. Kaplan-Frenkel explains who could be part of your cancer care team, how specialists work together and why collaboration matters.

Read the blog here: https://gboncology.com/who-decides-your-cancer-treatment-plan/

08/25/2026

There’s a lot we don’t know about cannabis use in cancer care, including its potential benefits, risks or interactions during treatment.

On the latest episode of Cancer Covered, Drs. Brian Burnette, Tony Jaslowski and Edgard Badine take an open, evidence-minded look at cannabis and cannabinoids and what current research can — and can’t yet — tell us.

Plus, we explore COSMIC, a clinical trial studying real-world cannabis use among people with cancer.

Listen to the full conversation: https://gboncology.com/podcasts/cannabis-and-cancer-symptoms/

08/24/2026

Dr. Kamal Abbi and Dr. Brad Heraly each took a turn in the dunk tank at Rock Cancer. Here's how it went for Dr. Abbi!

08/17/2026

We're 50! 🎉

Green Bay Oncology began in August 1976 with Dr. Paul Koch seeing patients in a hospital hallway. Today, we’re proud to care for patients at 12 locations across Wisconsin and Upper Michigan; and we’re incredibly grateful for all the patients, families, employees, providers, hospital partners and communities who have been part of our journey.

To celebrate our golden anniversary, we’ve refreshed our logo to honor our history while reflecting the Green Bay Oncology of today. Our look may be a little different, but our purpose remains the same - bringing expert blood and cancer care close to home.

Take a closer look at how our logo has evolved and what our new design represents: https://gboncology.com/green-bay-oncology-celebrates-50-years-with-a-refreshed-logo/

Here’s to the next 50 years! 🧡

10/21/2022

The Bark River-Harris Broncos Football sports boosters donated 50/50 proceeds to the OSF St. Francis Hospital & Medical Group new cancer building. Nurse Navigator, Jill Deno was honored to accept the donation on behalf of OSF & Green Bay Oncology. Fun fact, the Broncos were playing against Dr. Brian Burnette's hometown of Ishpeming! Go BRONCOS!

07/22/2021

After a cancer diagnosis, there are uncomfortable things that need to be taken care of. Talk to your family and get a plan in place.

01/08/2021

Don't delay – get screened today. When lung cancer is caught and treated in Stage 1 or 2, the five-year survival rate increases by 59%, almost double the chance to survive if it isn’t discovered until Stage 3 or 4.

If you are 55-77 years old and meet certain criteria, getting screened for lung cancer can save your life.

01/07/2021

Our monthly cancer support group will meet today, Tuesday, January 12. Members will meet virtually via the online meeting platform, Skype, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The support group is open to all cancer patients and survivors, regardless of where they have received or are receiving treatment.

Advance registration is required in order for a Skype invitation to be provided, to register please call (906) 233-4140, Or click this link to register online: http://osf.care/WMk950CfDMx

04/22/2020

DR. WINKLER'S LETTER TO THE EDITOR: "Though I’m supposed to have all the answers, I haven’t felt too sure of anything lately. It must show on my face, because recently one of my patients (a young woman living with incurable breast cancer) asked “how you doing there, doc?”

“Honestly, I’m not sure,” I said. “My regular routine is wrecked, I don’t feel as safe as I used to, and I don’t know what’s coming.”

“Welcome to my world,” she said, with a wry smile." - Dr. Mitch Winkler

EDITOR: Though I’m an oncologist and not an infectious disease expert I’m getting bombarded with questions about the pandemic. Patients and staff are aski

03/08/2020

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02/27/2019

We're proud to join OSF St. Francis Hospital & Medical Group in the fight against cancer.

Today is World Cancer Day, an international day intended to increase awareness of cancer, and to encourage its prevention, early detection and treatment. The theme for World Cancer Day 2019 is - 'I am and I will'. We stand by those experiencing their own cancer journey, and we thank our Mission Partners and the Green Bay Oncology providers who walk that path with our patients each and every day. https://www.osfhealthcare.org/st-francis/services/cancer/