The lazy days of summer are over, and it’s time to gear up for winter. This is why September is often referred to as a month to refocus energy. It’s the perfect time of year to use as an annual reminder to take stock of our wellbeing and focus on health issues...
Understanding your overall risk of breast disease is essential. Each of us has a unique personal and family history that determines our chances for developing breast cancer. That’s why we calculate your risk level each year as part of your mammography...
Think conditions like venous and arterial disease, benign prostate disease, fibroids and vertebral fracture always require surgery? Think again. Vascular intervention offers a minimally invasive, life-changing approach to diagnose and treat a variety of medical...
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, but if diagnosed early it is much easier to treat. Low-dose CT (LDCT) is the only recommended screening test for lung cancer. It is one of the most effective cancer screenings, with one life saved...
Gynecomastia (pronounced “guy-nuh-koh-MAS-tee-uh”) is enlargement of the breast tissue in males. It is noncancerous and a result of hormonal imbalance. When does it occur? Gynecomastia can occur in both boys and men from infancy to old age. Infant gynecomastia: Male...
