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BlogSusan LeBlanc | Breast Cancer Survivor
Last August, 67-year-old Susan LeBlanc noticed an abnormal spot on her left breast and decided to schedule a mammogram and ultrasound. Although her mammogram appeared normal, the ultrasound revealed a different story. Susan’s doctor immediately referred her to Dr. Lindsey Fauveau, a breast specialist at Woman’s Hospital, for a biopsy. The biopsy results showed that
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BlogLucretia Stewart | Breast Cancer Survivor
In February 2025, Lucretia Stewart went to her annual checkup with no pain, no symptoms, and no reason to expect anything unusual. To her surprise, her mammogram came back with abnormal results. A few days later, she was scheduled for advanced imaging and a biopsy, after which she received the news that no one wants
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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