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Breast self-exams crucial for those under 40 who aren’t ready for screening mammograms
Laura Chamberlin first noticed a lump in her breast when she was a graduate student living in Seattle, Washington. She mentioned it to her primary care doctor, who told her not to worry. “She said, […]
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After years of watching, Debbie Cobb decided to ride
Each year, Debbie Cobb would see Bike to Beat Cancer setting up from her office on the Norton Brownsboro Hospital campus. She would see the big tents going up and hear everyone on campus getting […]
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Derby Divas honoree Kimberley Marek’s cancer spotted on a 3D mammogram
In 2017, Kimberley Marek received a call after her mammogram, letting her know that something had come back abnormal. It wasn’t the first time this had happened. Since she has dense breast tissue, she had […]
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Can you reduce prostate cancer risks with healthy choices? Study shows promising results.
Can you stave off lethal prostate cancer by changing your diet and lifestyle? Promising research suggests yes: Those changes can go a long way in reducing the risk of developing the worst type of this […]
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New York City resident to spend 9/11 at Bike to Beat Cancer
Brian Haskel is preparing for his eighth Bike to Beat Cancer ride. Each year, he rides in honor of loved ones touched by cancer. “I lost many relatives to cancer who were taken too young,” […]
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Breast self-exams crucial for those under 40 who aren’t ready for screening mammograms
Laura Chamberlin first noticed a lump in her breast when she was a graduate student living in Seattle, Washington. She mentioned it to her primary care doctor, who told her not to worry. “She said, […]
Read Full Story
After years of watching, Debbie Cobb decided to ride
Each year, Debbie Cobb would see Bike to Beat Cancer setting up from her office on the Norton Brownsboro Hospital campus. She would see the big tents going up and hear everyone on campus getting […]
Read Full Story
Derby Divas honoree Kimberley Marek’s cancer spotted on a 3D mammogram
In 2017, Kimberley Marek received a call after her mammogram, letting her know that something had come back abnormal. It wasn’t the first time this had happened. Since she has dense breast tissue, she had […]
Read Full Story
Can you reduce prostate cancer risks with healthy choices? Study shows promising results.
Can you stave off lethal prostate cancer by changing your diet and lifestyle? Promising research suggests yes: Those changes can go a long way in reducing the risk of developing the worst type of this […]
Read Full Story
New York City resident to spend 9/11 at Bike to Beat Cancer
Brian Haskel is preparing for his eighth Bike to Beat Cancer ride. Each year, he rides in honor of loved ones touched by cancer. “I lost many relatives to cancer who were taken too young,” […]
Read Full Story
