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Cheryl Fogel of San Diego at Sharp Memorial Hospital

Cancer care for the body and mind

It’s not uncommon for people living with cancer to experience a range of emotions, which is why it’s so vital to treat the whole individual.

Hey, Guys: Here’s what to expect in your prostate exam

Prostate cancer, when detected early, has a likelihood of being cured. And screening increases the chance that the cancer will be detected at an early stage.

Susan Bernhardt of San Diego, with her husband

Lifting long COVID brain fog with speech therapy

Brain fog and other long COVID-19 symptoms affect millions. Susan found hope and healing through speech therapy at Sharp.

Screen time for tots: Is it all bad?

Can a tiger teach your kid kindness? Can “CoComelon” prepare them for the potty? Learn the pros and cons of tot TV.

Carmen N. Spalding at the Sharp Prebys Innovation and Education Center

Sharp's learning labs ‘stars’ make simulations realistic

Thanks to donations and a dedicated team, Sharp offers real-life simulations for the best possible clinical learning experiences.

Supportive caregiver's hand on patient's shoulder

Treatments for early-stage prostate cancer

A urologist and radiation oncologist at Sharp discuss three common treatments for early-stage prostate cancer and the potential side effects.

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