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Understanding Cancer Genetics: Insights from Dr. Tamar Goldwaser
Cancer genetics is a rapidly evolving field that plays a crucial role in helping individuals understand their personal risk for certain types of cancer and ...
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“Breast Cancer, Part 1: Overview of Breast Cancer” – with Dr. Christina Weltz
In part one of their breast cancer discussion on the Healthful Woman podcast, host Dr. Nathan Fox discusses breast cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment with ...
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“Mailbag 23: What does the Fox say” – with Dr. Nathan Fox
This is a transcription of a portion of a Healthful Woman podcast. Kara’s Question “I’m planning to have a baby and was told to start ...
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There Was Night and There Was Morning, Part Two: A Deeper Dive into Women’s Health with Sara Sherbill
In a recent episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, “There Was Night and There Was Morning, Part Two,” Host Dr. Nathan Fox and Sara Sherbill ...
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Welcoming New Beginnings: A Journey with Dr. Nathan Fox at Carnegie Women’s Health
In a recent episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, “There Was Night and There Was Morning, Part One” Host, Dr. Nathan Fox talks is joined ...
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“I’m Going to the Gynecologist: Will It Hurt and What Can I Do About That?” – with Dr. Stephanie Melka
Visiting the gynecologist is crucial to women’s health, but it is common to wonder what to expect and feel nervous about potential discomfort or pain. ...
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Neurocognitive Decline: What is It and Who is At Risk?
Cognitive dysfunction can manifest in a variety of ways, from temporary impairment after a stroke to long-term conditions like dementia. In a recent Healthful Woman ...
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How Much Fat Can You Lose With TruSculpt iD?
Carnegie Women’s Health is proud to offer truSculpt iD to help people achieve their ideal figure and enjoy nearly immediate fat reduction without any invasive ...
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Breast Cancer Risks Factors You Cannot Change
While it’s appropriate to talk about and share the risk factors for various cancers that involve lifestyle choices, such as smoking, abusing alcohol, not exercising, ...
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