To recognize Cancer Prevention Month, Roper St. Francis Healthcare cancer surgeons and oncologists call attention to the importance of routine

Before cancer, Elizabeth described herself as a cellist, a mom and a real estate agent. Her instrument and ambition took

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Three years ago, Sherrel discovered a lump during her self-breast exam. “I really wasn’t worried about it, which is crazy

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Carole seemed to be the picture of health. She and her husband John worked out regularly and led a full

Breast cancer awareness may be stronger than ever, thanks to the popular pink takeover of October. That’s a good thing.

Gerry and her husband Larry were on an extended sailing trip off the coast of South Carolina when she noticed

A Health Hub Q&A with Dr. Megan Baker. Dr. Megan Baker with Roper St. Francis Physician Partners Breast Surgery leads

Mammograms save lives. 3D Mammography saves MORE lives. Enough said. If a picture can say a thousand words, imagine if

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Jessica and Meghan are survivors. They both battled breast cancer at a young age and with a lot of courage

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