Breast Cancer Cases Can Be Treated Successfully
At Woman’s Cancer Pavilion, in partnership with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center and Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Institute, we provide specialized treatment for breast conditions at any stage.
Cancers That Only Affect Women
We promise to be there with you with specialized treatment for gynecologic cancers such as cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal and vulvar cancers – along with prevention, detection, and support services that meet the unique needs of women.
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Personalized Guidance and Direction
During your cancer journey, nurse navigators help you through the diagnosis process, schedule individualized care plans, providing education, resources and offering assistance.
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How to Go From Surviving to Thriving
We work to address physical, mental, and emotional needs of our patients who need and deserve to learn, participate and share feelings, challenges and triumphs.
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Together we are fighting breast and GYN cancers.
Side-by-side, Woman’s Hospital with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center and Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Institute offers the highest quality cancer care just for women.
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BlogHoliday Recipes for Diabetes Management
In recognition of National Diabetes Prevention Month and the upcoming holiday season, we’re pleased to share tips from Woman’s coaches and dietitians, along with some healthy recipes for you to enjoy. Follow a simple and well-balanced plate, that is both satiating and nourishing – include and incorporate lots of color, especially with non-starchy vegetables. Don’t
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My Bariatric Journey – Stefannie Jarreau
Stefannie Jarreau knows how challenging it can be to shed those unwanted pounds for good. She has struggled with her weight since her childhood, attending her first Weight Watchers’ meeting at just nine years old. A self-described emotional eater, by the time Stefannie became an adult and reached 350 pounds, she was taking four different
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BlogAre Weighted Blankets Safe for Babies?
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the answer is a resounding no. The AAP reports there are approximately 3,500 infant deaths each year in the United States due to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed. Weighted swaddles and blankets can pose several risks. A baby’s ribcage is
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BlogNICU Parent Wellness Tips
Tips for NICU parents: Prioritize your physical and mental health, get enough sleep, seek support, and celebrate milestones.
