Racing toward good healthIn 2021, Rosa Garrett, an employee at Sharp, learned she had colon cancer. Thirteen months later, she discovered she had breast cancer.
What’s a thyroid, and why should I care?Shaped like a butterfly, the thyroid makes the hormone that controls your metabolism. And 1 in 8 women will develop thyroid problems in her lifetime.
What you need to know about breast reconstructionAn expert answers the most frequently asked questions about breast reconstruction surgery.
Breast cancer diagnosis at 37, health advocate for lifeMegan Liscomb was 37 when she received a breast cancer diagnosis. She thanks her Sharp care team for helping her through her breast cancer journey.
In search of answers: Genetic counseling after family lossThrough genetic counseling, Beca decoded the language of her genes to learn about her risk for cancer.
How to recognize the signs of breast cancerRegular mammograms are vital. But you can be your own best health advocate by also knowing the signs of breast cancer and taking action when needed.
Does the updated COVID shot affect mammogram results?Side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine are no longer considered a valid reason for postponing your mammogram.
Breast cancer among younger patients is surgingYoung women are more susceptible to a diagnosis of advanced or aggressive breast cancer and have a higher chance of recurrence.