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When Should I Have Breast Cancer Screenings?
Routine screening for breast cancer is important so that patients can detect cancer early, which can allow for the simplest treatment and most successful outcomes ...
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Secret RF vs. Morpheus8: Choosing RF Microneedling
When it comes to RF microneedling, you have many options. And with several devices available on the market, it’s often difficult to compare. While each ...
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When Can I Start Wearing Makeup After Secret RF?
Secret RF is an excellent anti-aging treatment for busy patients because it can be completed quickly without the downtime of surgery. This also means that many of ...
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What’s the Difference Between RF Microneedling and Regular Microneedling?
When it comes to non-surgical skin tightening, it’s hard to beat microneedling. This option has become one of the most popular and in-demand skincare treatments ...
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What You Need to Know About Anatomy Ultrasounds
Parents are typically very excited about this scan because they can find out the sex of their baby, but it is also very important for ...
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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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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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Breast Cancer Awareness: Answering Top Questions
On a recent episode of Healthful Woman, Dr. Christina Weltz joined the podcast to review the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. Dr. Weltz is an assistant professor of surgery ...
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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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