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Mashup Score: 0Questions to Ask Your Family about Their Health History - 2 year(s) ago
It’s important to be familiar with the health of your family. Ask your family these questions to get a better picture of your health.
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Mashup Score: 012 Things Everyone Should Know About Mammograms - 2 year(s) ago
Radiologists discuss breast cancer risk factors, how to prepare for routine screening, discuss how COVID-19 vaccines could affect results.
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On #NationalMammographyDay, learn more about the necessity of #mammograms and what you can expect from Jefferson Breast Care Center radiologists Dr. Jason Shames and Dr. Lisa Zorn. https://t.co/j1BmncvnLd #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Mashup Score: 1Breast Cysts vs. Cancer: What to Do if You Feel a Lump - 2 year(s) ago
Breast surgeon Dr. Susanna Nazarian discusses maintaining breast health and why it’s important to keep up with regular screening mammograms.
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RT @KimmelCancerCtr: SKCC & @JEFFsurgery's Dr. @SMNazarian discusses breast lumps and what to do when you feel one: https://t.co/RInm1YY2xJ…
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Mashup Score: 1Surviving Bladder Cancer with a Community of Support - 3 year(s) ago
Taking a team-based, personalized approach helped Pat Wagner persevere through a rare cancer diagnosis, treatment and remission.
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“Ms. Wagner’s case was a demonstration of the power of teamwork—both among her family members and her care providers." - SKCC's @anamarialopezmd on #CancerSurvivor Pat Wagner, who was diagnosed w/ a #neuroendocrine type of #BladderCancer in her early 70s: https://t.co/5ReRjmguco
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Poor sleep can put you at risk for stroke. Here’s what you need to know about how to keep your brain healthy and identify a sleep disorder.
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RT @JeffHealthNJ: #DYK that sleep and stroke are related? 😴🧠 Get the facts: https://t.co/5No41gIvAB https://t.co/PvRoC0lVWs
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For some older patients with prostate cancer, active treatment isn’t always the best option. Watchful waiting could be the right choice.
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Watchful waiting for #ProstateCancer isn’t appropriate for all patients. At Jefferson, urologists Patrick Gomella, MD, and James Ryan Mark, MD, help patients decide the right path for them: https://t.co/Ei2lu2kdTT @JEFFUrology
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Your complete guide to tips for safe summer fun, from how to pick the right sunglasses and sunscreen, to water and grilling safety.
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RT @JeffHealthNJ: Summer Safety Guide 2022: Tips for Keeping Mishaps at Bay as the Weather Heats Up — Health Nexus https://t.co/UY73TGY86R
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Catching cancer early can start at home. Here’s what may increase your risk for head or neck cancer and the early warning signs to look for.
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People over 40 years of age should consider head and neck self-exams about as often as they go to the dentist, or around every six months, although you can do them more frequently, notes SKCC's Dr. Joseph Curry: https://t.co/O1hr2F1CaM #HeadAndNeckCancer
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Mashup Score: 0What to Expect from Your First Session with a Therapist - 3 year(s) ago
Seeking professional mental health help is a courageous first step. Here’s how to prepare, including questions to ask your therapist.
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This month (#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth), learn how to prepare for your first therapy session: https://t.co/0LGP2Maa94
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Mashup Score: 0What You Need to Know About Esophageal Cancer - 3 year(s) ago
With no screening tools available, it’s important to be aware of your risk for and symptoms of esophageal cancer.
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As we close out #EsophagealCancerAwarenessMonth, learn more about #EsophagealCancer from the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center's James Posey, MD, Professor of Medical Oncology: https://t.co/CBtvnN9L7G
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“Knowing your family history helps you know your potential risk for disease," SKCC's @idamicaily tells @TJUHospital's Health Nexus. Holiday gatherings are an excellent opportunity to speak to family members about their health history. Learn more: https://t.co/fVK1W1CO3f