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10/20/2021
According to the American Cancer Society, about 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer during their lifetime.
Getting a mammogram every year reduces that number, as it is the only method proven to reduce deaths due to breast Read the Full Story...
10/18/2021
Sarah Davison had no history of breast cancer in her family. But thanks to a self-screening she did while doing a morning routine, her cancer was found early and treated.
At 36 years of age, she was too young for the mammogram screening standards, Read the Full Story...
10/14/2021
A big part of treating cancer is knowing what it is.
One proactive way of doing that is through genetic testing, which is one of the many services offered at Cookeville Regional Medical Center and the only one in the region.
“Genetic testing has Read the Full Story...
Advanced Care at CRMC Cancer Center Allows Him to Get the Therapy He Needs Close to Home
Sam Glasgow of Cookeville, a very active retiree, realized something was wrong when he was getting increasingly tired on his regular bike rides.
“I noticed that, going up Brotherton Mountain, I was read the full story...
Six years ago, Bobby Sebastian of Cookeville, an avid cyclist for years, started having a very difficult time completing the usual trips with his cycling group.
At first, he chalked it up to read the full story...
Coye Loveday, age 78, of Crossville, was faced with COVID-19 and is thankful to have come out on the other side of it.
In early April, the first symptom he noticed was a loss of taste and smell. read the full story...
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