Unsightly scars
Treatment is key to minimizing their appearance by Dr. H. Christopher Coley Do you have a scar from a procedure or injury that you wish you could erase? Fortunately, with today’s technology there’s something you can do to prevent and minimize its appearance. A scar is formed as a natural healing response […]
Breast health 101
Know your risk factors by Emily Koon October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the ideal time for women of all ages to begin determining their risk for breast cancer. More than 200,000 new cases will be diagnosed in the U.S. this year. But the good news is that with early diagnosis and treatment, […]
Unsightly scars
Treatment is key to minimizing their appearance by Dr. H. Christopher Coley Do you have a scar from a procedure or injury that you wish you could erase? Fortunately, with today’s technology there’s something you can do to prevent and minimize its appearance. A scar is formed as a natural healing response […]
Life after cancer
Survivorship programs focus on wellness, support by Ginny Gaylor When you receive a cancer diagnosis, odds are you don’t spend much — if any — time thinking about what life will be like once you’re done with treatment. You worry about chemotherapy or radiation, or if the cancer will go away. You think about […]
The celiac facts
Options increasing for those living with the disease by Leslie Mizell If you’re one of the many people in the Triad living with celiac disease, the bad news is that you have to say farewell to fast-food burgers, deep-dish pizza, and hot dogs and beer at the ballpark. The good news is that you […]