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Tammy Moyle’s annual mammogram in March was clean. But then she discovered a small lump a few months later. The diagnosis came in August. It was early-stage invasive lobular carcinoma, an aggressive form of breast cancer that’s treatable if caught early enough. Because it was caught so early, the 45-year-old mother of three said doctors…

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Wearing pink and participating in fundraisers and rallies will bring awareness to the cause of battling breast cancer.

In order to diagnose and treat breast cancer, doctors first have to find it. Identifying tumors in the earliest stages rests on the radiology department, with its array of imaging

New York Times: The condition, its early signs and when to take them seriously.

A Northern Virginia hospital is using new technology to make a life-saving cancer detection procedure more accurate and less uncomfortable.

Manhattan internal medicine specialist breaks down recommendations — and shares why it's key to find disease in early stagesn

Today is World Mental Health Day, and this week a Virginia group is focusing on youth mental health at a special summit. Speakers at "Beyond Trauma: Youth Mental Health Policy and Practice" will examine the crisis - its causes, and how it affects different social groups. Virginia ranked 48th among states - near the bottom - for youth mental health, in a report by Mental Health America, in part due to a shortage of mental health professionals. ...

Chicago Sun-Times. October 3, 2023.

Primary care physicians, particularly in family medicine, offer PrEP at a significantly low rate, despite US Preventive Services Task Force recommendations.