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The phrase "breast cancer" can bring a lot of fear and uncertainty. For many, a diagnosis or a strong family history sparks questions: Why me? Why my family? While many breast cancers are sporadic (meaning they happen by chance)
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We get it. Getting your mammogram isn't exactly a spa day. The awkward positions, the cold machine, the slight squeeze – it's not on anyone's list of favorite things to do. And in our busy lives, it's all too easy to let that reminder card slip
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When we talk about breast cancer, the usual suspects come to mind: genetics, age, and lifestyle choices like smoking or heavy drinking. And rightly so – these are crucial factors.
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A young Valley mother and neurologist with Barrow Neurological Institute at Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center will be recognized during Sunday’s Arizona Cardinals game at State Farm Stadium for her courageous battle with breast
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A young Valley mother, avid marathon runner, and neurologist with Barrow Neurological Institute at Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center is running in the 12th annual Race Against Cancer 5K, a partnership between the Dignity Health
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The University of Arizona Cancer Center at Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center are urging men to guard against their risk for breast cancer. Commonly believed to be a women’s disease, diagnosed cases of breast cancer in men have
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