LiveSmart: Cancer Care in the LGBTQ Community – Know the Unique Risks, Barriers
While barriers to care exist across the spectrum for the LGBTQ population, they are particularly acute when it comes to dealing with cancer issues. […]
While barriers to care exist across the spectrum for the LGBTQ population, they are particularly acute when it comes to dealing with cancer issues. […]
Kirsten Cestaro, M.D., associate director of St. Peter’s Breast Center, was interviewed by WTEN/News10 about side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine and their potential interference with mammogram results. […]
Where many cases of breast cancer in the past would not have been considered for breast conservation surgery, new technologies and advanced techniques have revolutionized breast cancer care. […]
Ajaz Khan, M.D., medical director of medical oncology at St. Peter’s Health Partners, appeared on WAMC’s Medical Monday. Dr. Khan discussed the latest treatments for breast cancer, the importance of regular mammograms, and male breast cancer. […]
Anne Lawton, RN, community outreach nurse at St. Peter’s Hospital Cancer Care Center, discussed the importance of annual mammograms during an appearance on WTEN/News10. […]
WTEN interviewed Duncan Savage, M.D., of St. Peter’s Radiation Oncology, about targeted breast cancer treatment and how it is helping women live longer. […]
St. Peter’s Health Partners would like to congratulate Sarah Pesek, M.D., of St. Peter’s Breast Surgery, who has been selected as a recipient of the 40 Under 40 in Cancer Award! […]
February is National Cancer Prevention Month. Do you know all the ways you can take action to reduce your risk? […]
St. Peter’s Health Partners will hold a free community presentation on how the treatment for breast cancer affects the heart. At the presentation, Jeffrey R. Uzzilia, MD, FACC, FASE, medical director of echocardiography at St. Peter’s Hospital, and a physician with Capital Cardiology Associates, discusses the latest strategies for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cardiac complications of breast cancer treatment. Free and open to the public, the presentation will take place: Tuesday, November 12 6 to 7:30 p.m. Mercy Auditorium – St. Peter’s Hospital campus 310 S. Manning Blvd. (Across the street from the hospital) Space is limited and registration is required. Please call 1-800-HEART-76 (1-800-432-7876) to reserve a seat.
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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