Kelly Hug, lead cytotechnologist at the Samaritan Hospital laboratory, was the co-author of a paper published in the June 2015 issue of the journal Anticancer Research.
The paper, titled “Expression and Tissue Distribution of MicroRNA-21 in Malignant and Benign Breast Tissues,” included findings related to Hug’s master’s thesis research on breast cancer biomarkers.
On Friday, July 13, Samaritan Hospital held their annual employee picnic. This year’s event was a luau – complete with festive music, food, raffles, and games! Thank you to the volunteers who help with the event, and all of those who attended! […]
3-D mammography offers greater diagnostic accuracy, as radiologists can scroll through layers of breast tissue to rule out issues and identify cancers. […]
The St. Peter’s Hospital Cancer Care Center rolled out the red carpet last week to recognize National Cancer Survivors Day, and celebrate patients who have fought against and survived a cancer diagnosis. […]
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