Women’s Health

A diagnostic mammogram helps your radiologist evaluate a specific area of breast tissue in greater detail. Your doctor will generally recommend this procedure following a screening mammogram that indicates suspicious results. Though it’s normal to feel hesitant or nervous about

Annual mammograms are recommended for all women, beginning at age 40. However, if you have additional risk factors, such as a family history of cancer, your doctor may recommend starting mammograms at an earlier age or more frequently.  Additionally, your

An active lifestyle plays a vital role in women’s health and well-being. But studies continue to show that physically active women are less likely to develop breast cancer than inactive women.  One study revealed that women who increased their physical

“New Year, new you” tends to be a common mantra among Americans at the start of January. So naturally, one of the first areas we try to improve is our health.  Though weight loss, pursuing a nutrient-dense diet, and taking

If you’re performing breast self-exams monthly, you may discover abnormal changes around your breast or armpit area. Differences may include the formation of a lump, changes to the color of your nipples, or changes to your skin’s texture around the

This October, let’s make a significant impact in our communities by joining together, sharing stories, and educating our friends and loved ones about the importance of breast cancer prevention.  October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month “Think Pink!” is our motto