Thomas Urbania, MD
Lung cancer makes up nearly 25% of all cancer deaths — by far the leading cause — with higher annual mortality rates than colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined. Because people can’t see or feel their lungs, this type of…
Lung cancer makes up nearly 25% of all cancer deaths — by far the leading cause — with higher annual mortality rates than colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined. Because people can’t see or feel their lungs, this type of…
In many health care systems, the process of evaluating breast masses requires patients to make separate visits for initial screening, subsequent diagnostics, and finally, for biopsy. This sequence can take weeks and “creates a lot of sleepless nights for a…