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.
WTEN published a story on the expansion of VirtualHealth services at St. Peter’s Health Partners. The online service is open to both existing as well as new patients and uses secure telehealth technology to safely connect providers with patients. […]
Lindsey Crusan-Muse, director of St. Peter’s Crime Victim Services, appeared on WTEN/News10 to talk about SPHP’s free virtual support groups, which she says have been a great help to those who are struggling. […]
Any defect in the skin – whether from trauma, heat, or skin puncture – can be an entryway for pathogens. For individuals suffering from lymphedema, the risk of infection is even greater. […]
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