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GRATEFUL for great care – A young woman’s breast cancer journey
Lexie Painter was enjoying a few carefree winter days in 2020 with friends in St. Louis. When she hopped into the shower one morning, she happened to run her hand across her right breast…
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Steps You Can Take TODAY to Reduce Lung Cancer Risk
Lung cancer is the second most common cancer in men and women and makes up for the most cancer-related deaths. Here’s what you can do to lower your risk: Don’t smoke Nearly 9 out…
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The Time is Now to Schedule Your Annual Mammogram
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. Thanks to advances in technology, early detection and increased awareness, the survival rates for breast cancer have continued to rise in recent…
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Get the Facts on Chemotherapy
Karen Verrill is an oncology certified nurse practitioner with the Riverside Cancer Institute. Advancements in cancer treatment over the years have led to better patient outcomes. Alongside surgery and radiation, chemotherapy exists as a…
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Life After Cancer: How to Support Survivors
Dr. Annabelle Veerapaneni, Oncology Medical Director at the Riverside Cancer Institute. With the advancements in treatments and improvements in diagnosing cancer, the number of cancer survivors has increased significantly over the years. There were…
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Colon Cancer: Preventative Measures and Treatment
Dr. Bushra Alam, Riverside Medical Group According to the CDC, colon cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. It affects males and females and is the third most…
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The Dangers of Vaping
What You Need to Know About Vaping E-cigarettes represent a $26 million industry. While not approved by…
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Lung Cancer Screening Program
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Every day 422 Americans die…
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Podcast – Lung Cancer Screening Program
PODCAST – Lung Cancer Screening Program with Amy Warburton, RT(R) –…
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Cancer Survivorship: Finding Support After Treatment Ends
From the moment an individual receives a cancer diagnosis, through treatment and recovery and beyond, life becomes different.