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When Margarita Figueroa got her first mammogram, she was younger than the recommended age, with no family history. But her doctor, a breast cancer survivor, urged her to get tested early.
Chances are, someone close to you smokes. How can you encourage them to quit without nagging or sounding judgmental?
Dr. Rooney specializes in breast cancer screening. Before becoming a doctor, he was a U.S. Navy pilot.
Although current and former smokers are most at risk, anyone can get lung cancer. That’s why it’s important to know the signs of lung cancer.
Blood cancer doctor Firas El Chaer, MD, came to UVA in 2019. He treats blood disorders and blood cancer, including leukemia.
Bruce faced the pandemic with no immune system because of lymphoma treatment. He teaches us how to face a health crisis.
Research shows that fat loss is a major factor in reducing your risk for postmenopausal breast cancer.
When the Mobile Mammography Coach visited her workplace, Robane Beroza was the first to sign up.
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