Receiving an Abnormal Mammogram Report, What’s Next?

Receiving an Abnormal Mammogram Report, What’s Next?

It is not unusual to get recalled after an initial screening mammogram. Additional imaging is often requested so that a clearer view of a particular area of breast tissue can be captured. Fewer than one in 10 women who return for additional testing are found to have...
Using the Immune System to Treat Cancer with Immunotherapy

Using the Immune System to Treat Cancer with Immunotherapy

Your immune system is a complex network of cells, tissues, and other organs that work together to protect you from disease and infection. When it comes to certain illnesses like cancer, your existing immune system needs a little help. Immunotherapy treatment can boost...
Lumpectomy or Mastectomy? Which Is Right for You?

Lumpectomy or Mastectomy? Which Is Right for You?

If you have been recently diagnosed with breast cancer, making decisions about your treatment can be an overwhelming part of an already difficult time. Although your options will vary depending on the stage and type of cancer you have and your overall health, many...
Patient Story: Jenny and Greg Fry

Patient Story: Jenny and Greg Fry

The Untold Side of Cancer: Jenny Fry Documents Her Husband, Greg’s, Cancer Journey Pain Turns to Peace When Greg was first diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in September 2019, Jenny, Greg’s wife of 20 years, was devastated. Greg was a healthy 57-year-old guy. ...
Sharing Your Cancer Diagnosis at Work

Sharing Your Cancer Diagnosis at Work

It can be challenging to think about how your life may change after receiving a cancer diagnosis. Having to bring a deeply personal discussion to the workplace can add to that mental struggle. But over the long term, creating a plan you can reveal in your time and at...
HPV and Cervical Cancer: What’s the Connection?

HPV and Cervical Cancer: What’s the Connection?

When it comes to cervical cancer, nearly all cases are caused by exposure to the human papillomavirus, or HPV. Thankfully, cervical cancer is almost always preventable. Understanding more about HPV and cervical health in general can greatly help in the prevention of...