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Patient Story: Howard Freedlander
Seven years ago, Howard “Howdy” Freedlander of Annapolis discovered that he had prostate cancer again. He met with Dr. Angel “Ted” Torano, a radiation…
Read MoreSeven years ago, Howard “Howdy” Freedlander of Annapolis discovered that he had prostate cancer again. He met with Dr. Angel “Ted” Torano, a radiation…
Read MoreWhen cancer begins inside the mouth, throat or nose, it is considered a head and neck cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI),…
Read MoreJordan Diaz Cross was interested in a breast reduction, but her appointment in a plastic surgery office in August 2021 went in a very…
Read MoreFamily history plays a large role in the risk of some cancers, such as breast, colon and prostate cancers. Esophageal cancer, however, is rarely…
Read MoreIf you are under 50, getting screened for colorectal cancer should be a top priority. It’s a topic many don’t want to discuss, but…
Read MoreHere’s some food for thought: Being overweight or obese can significantly increase your risk for many types of cancer. Obesity can also lead to…
Read MoreWhen discussing women’s cancers, breast, ovarian, and cervical cancers often come to mind. However, lung cancer claims more lives among women in the United…
Read MoreTanja Syre-Goodman of Annapolis, Maryland, was taken aback when she received a breast cancer diagnosis. She had kept up with her yearly mammograms and…
Read MoreIt is never easy to hear that you have cancer, but it can be even harder for those who least suspect it because age…
Read MoreNo one ever wants to hear the words, “You have cancer.” Ever. It is, unfortunately, a reality that many people will face at some…
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