Nearly two million new cases of cancer in the United States are expected in 2023, according to the American Cancer Society. While many cancer treatments are given in a hospital or clinic, some can be done at home. These treatments include oral medications (via pills, capsules, tablets, or liquids) and topical treatments (creams or ointments applied to the skin). In certain cases, even intravenous or injectable therapies can be administered at home. These treatments can involve chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy or hormone therapy drugs.
Learn about Stericycle’s waste disposal services and how to maintain safety at home with these guidelines provided on our resource center.
Stericycle is the industry leader in regulated medical waste disposal. They provide solutions for safe, eco-conscious and compliant management of sharps, hazardous and non-hazardous pharmaceuticals, as well as disposal of controlled substance waste to mitigate drug diversion. Additionally, Stericycle’s award-winning drug takeback solutions include Kiosks and Seal&Send® envelopes that allow healthcare organizations to provide consumers with safe disposal of unused medications.
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