Kate Watts believes her cancer battle is strengthening her connection with patients Kate Watts sits at her desk, updating notes from her clinical rounds with cancer patients. To the right of her computer is a
When many think of men’s health issues, they think of low testosterone or prostate cancer, but these conditions have much rarer instances. Even though they are not included in the top ten male health problems,
It’s no secret that men are notorious for waiting out health issues until they become a bigger problem. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly a quarter of all men surveyed
As modern medicine progresses, we increasingly hear stories about new medications, treatments, and research for the diseases and conditions we all face. Sometimes the news is optimistic, with improved survival rates and outcomes reported. A
Even though the official first day of summer is in June, for many, May marks the beginning of the summer season. And that includes a lot of time outdoors! May is also Skin Cancer Detection
Spring is in the air all around North Texas, ushering in warmer weather, new life in the garden and thoughts of spring cleaning. It’s also the perfect time to consider the state of your overall
If most women are honest, they spend very little time thinking about their reproductive organs, unless they’re pregnant or trying to become pregnant, menopause begins or an issue presents itself. In fact, you may have
It’s enough to make your blood run cold and your heart skip a beat. Nobody wants to hear the dreaded “C” word — cancer — during a visit with their physician. As medicine continues to
Patricia Ybarra has been cancer free for 18 years. Her story of survivorship is one that includes a committed medical oncologist, a hospital focused on providing proactive cancer treatment and rehabilitation, and an innovative program
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