Advancements in the treatment of breast cancer are leading to more successful outcomes than ever before. For some patients, however, surgery may still be necessary.
As Sandra Sanderson, MSPT, CLT-LANA, of St. Peter’s Rehabilitation Services explains, surgery can come with possible side effects that may require their own course of treatment.
Click here to watch Sandra’s interview on WXXA/WTEN’s Women’s Health Wednesday.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Residents of Terrace at Beverwyck made and donated breast cancer awareness bracelets for patients of the St. Peter’s Hospital Breast Center. […]
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