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Hollie D. Jones, N.P., discusses how triple negative breast cancer differs from other breast cancers, its distinct risk factors, and what you can do for prevention and early detection.
October is breast cancer awareness month and VPFW wants to spread awareness, raise donations, and help you learn more about breast health with programming!
As a phone nurse at Virginia Physicians for Women for almost 3 years and a family practice nurse for 12 years before that, Stacey Guillen is more used to giving…
Donate $1 to Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation for $2 on Uptown Alley Game Play Cards Uptown Alley says it will match all donations to breast cancer awareness made at the venue…
“I thought, ‘Oh, it can’t be me. I’m only forty-three and I don’t have a … family history,’” Gentz recalled. One woman’s reaction to a breast cancer diagnosis!
Breast cancer doesn’t care how old you are or where you are in your family-planning journey. Read one local mom’s success story from Julie Bragg…
Dr. Katy Sanderson, OB/GYN at Virginia Physicians for Women, discusses recommendations for breast self-breast exams and more.
Prostate cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related death in American men. Research out of VCU into genetics could lead to therapies to save lives.
From achieving a proper latch to pumping at work, VPFW’s Dr. Maggie Sager explores the many benefits and challenges of breastfeeding.
Risks, symptoms, treatments, preventative measures – everything you’ve ever wanted to know about vulvar, cervical, vaginal, ovarian, and uterine cancers.
Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in American women. Unfortunately, approximately one in every eight women (12 percent) will receive a diagnosis of breast cancer during their lifetime.…