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Jordanna’s Story, Part One: A Personal Journey Through Breast Cancer Risk, Loss, and Genetic Awareness
Breast cancer awareness is often framed through statistics and screenings, but behind every diagnosis is a deeply personal story. In a powerful episode of the ...
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Diagnosis and Treatment for Breast Cancer
As the second-most common cancer affecting women in the United States, screening for breast cancer is incredibly important to maintaining a woman’s health. On a ...
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Should I Choose Genetic Cancer Screening for Myself?
Genetic cancer screening is a complex topic, which is why doctors like Dr. Tamar Goldwaser work to help patients understand their risk and options. On an ...
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Recommends Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment
If you are a patient at Carnegie Women’s Health, you may have discussed your personal or family history of certain types of cancer with your ...
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Understanding Endometrial and Uterine Cancer
Uterine cancer, or more specifically endometrial cancer, is the most common type of gynecological cancer in the United States. For this reason, it is important ...
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What is Ovarian Cancer Screening and How Does It Work?
Although you probably know that cervical cancer screenings are a regular part of your gynecological care, it’s important to know that ovarian cancer screening is ...
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Benefits of Genetic Cancer Screening
Especially for those with a family history, screening for cancer is a source of anxiety. However, being as informed as possible about your own health ...
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