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BlogHow Your Breast Density Can Impact Your Risk of Breast Cancer
Did you know your breast density can impact your risk for breast cancer? What is Breast Density? Your breast density refers to the amount of dense tissue compared to fatty tissue in your breast. There are four categories of breast density, with category 1 being the lowest density and category 4 being the highest density.
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BlogJewel Fourrier | Breast Cancer Survivor
When Jewel Fourrier went to her annual OBGYN appointment, she thought it would be a visit just like every other. Unfortunately, during the exam, Jewel’s OBGYN noticed something concerning in her breast and recommended an ultrasound. When the results came back abnormal, she was given a referral to Dr. Cecilia Cuntz, a breast specialist at
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BlogDr. Cowan Answers All Your Questions About Gynecologic Cancer
September is Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the various types of gynecological cancers. Although each cancer is different, they all have one thing in common: the importance of early detection. This month serves as a reminder for all women to prioritize their health by learning the warning signs and symptoms
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BlogToni Bessonet | GYN Cancer Survivor
Toni Bessonet, a 43-year-old mom, has always lived a healthy life. She ate clean, never smoked, went to the gym several times a week, and kept up with all her annual check-ups. After returning from vacation in 2023, she noticed something unusual: a spongy, egg-shaped mass on her hip. Despite others reassuring her it could