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Uterine fibroids are smooth, muscular tumors that form in the uterus. These growths appear during women’s childbearing years, and are so common that 30% of all women develop them by age 35, and as many as 70% to 80% of women develop them by age 50. Fortunately, these fibroids are non-cancerous, and do not increase a woman’s chances of developing uterine cancer.
November brings to mind everything from a chill in the air (or snow, if you’re in Colorado) and family gatherings to warm beverages and big meals. But … Continue Reading
When it comes to cancer, there are four pathways available for treatment: chemotherapy/biologics, radiation, surgery, and non-surgical intervention. … Continue Reading
October is synonymous with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, pink and women owning their health through early screening and detection. While endovascular … Continue Reading
