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Get a Mammogram, Ma’m!
Oh, how some ladies dread it! And to be honest, there probably isn’t anyone who really looks forward to having one. It’s not fun or even funny (this version is – thanks Ellen!) but most of us know...
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I Have Cancer? Now What?
No one wants to hear that they have cancer. The mere mention of the word can strike fear into a person’s heart. However, the reality is that more than 1.6 million new cases will be diagnosed in the...
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50? Then it’s Time!
If you are age 50 or older and have not had a colorectal screening, please schedule one today. If everyone age 50 and older were screened for colon cancer regularly, as many at 60% of colon cancer...
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Preventing the Top 5 Threats to Women’s Health
When it comes to health risks, women and men aren’t the same. In fact, you may be surprised to learn which conditions pose the highest health risks to women. Our specialists at Brigham City Hospital...
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The “Scariest” Parts of Colonoscopies Explained
The word “colonoscopy” can, understandably, make people cringe (and sit a little tighter). Although this topic can lead to discomfort, our experts at Brigham City Hospital are here to calm your fears....
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Staying Smart about Prostate Cancer
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and our team at Brigham City Community Hospital agrees there is no better time to educate yourself and your loved ones on the facts: what it is, the risk...
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No Need to Blush – Straight Facts about Breast and Testicular Cancer
Each year millions of Americans are diagnosed with cancer; breast and testicular cancer are among the most common – and deadly. The good news is that, when caught early, both of these cancers are also...
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Five Important Things to Know About Mammograms
It’s estimated that for every 100,000 women in Utah, 108 will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer each year. You may know that early detection can lead to successful treatment, but many women are...
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A Screening Mammogram Saved My Life
Meet Mary, a 62 year old, busy, fun loving mother of 7, and grandmother of many. At the age of 61, Mary was diagnosed with breast cancer. She had no symptoms, no family history, and no real reason...
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Lung Cancer Awareness Month
Which cancer is responsible for the most cancer-related deaths in women? No, it’s not breast cancer. It is lung cancer, which causes the most cancer deaths in women AND men. 165,000 lung...
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Some Good News About Pancreatic Cancer
A diagnosis of pancreatic cancer can be devastating. Currently, the cure rate remains low. Even worse is the fact that by the time this type of cancer is found people the disease has progressed to...
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Beating Cancer: How It Can Change Your Outlook on Life
You’ll never feel anything like beating cancer. You’re officially a survivor. As funny as it sounds, many cancer survivors conclude that getting cancer was one of the best things that ever happened to...
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Life After Cancer
Cancer-free. You and your family may have been waiting months—or even years—to hear your doctor say those words. But what is life after cancer really like? Even when your doctor says those two magical...
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Colorectal Cancer Awareness: Start Screening at 50
If you are age 50 or older and have not had a colorectal screening, please schedule one today. If everyone age 50 and older were screened for colon cancer regularly, as many at 60% of colon cancer...
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Why Are Some Cancers More Dangerous Than Others
The doctor said, “You have cancer.” After that, you heard nothing else. Mind racing, you began to fear the worst. All at once, you’re worried about family…work…finances…and how having cancer will...
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Finding a New Doctor
These days, it’s not uncommon for people to switch doctors. Whether you’ve recently relocated to northern Utah, changed insurance carriers or were simply dissatisfied with your past physician, it’s...
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Pink Truck Pulls for Lemons?
Ladies: It’s October (National Breast Cancer Awareness Month) and this is a great time to pass on a reminder to get your “lemons” squeezed. What do lemons have to do with breast cancer awareness? This...
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E-Cigarette Safety – Why that’s an Oxymoron
They’re devices that look like cigarettes. But instead of tobacco, they contain liquid nicotine. They operate off a battery and turn liquid nicotine into vapor that the smoker inhales. They’re called...
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3 Ways to Stop Smoking
After a big meal. When you’re stressed out. During a break in the day. Driving. Walking. Watching a baseball game. Smoking is more than an addiction. For smokers, the act becomes part of daily...
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5 Tips for Saving Money – How New Parents can Avoid Breaking the Bank
If you had a baby shower, you probably looked at the pile of gifts and thought, “I will never need all of this!” As the parent of a newborn, you have probably realized that you were wrong—you need...
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