Genetic Testing
No-cost genetic testing. Do it for you. Do it for them. Learn more about your genetic risks and participate in the Healthy Nevada Project population health study.
Colorectal Cancer Screening & Prevention
Colorectal cancer is the second-deadliest cancer in the United States, partly because it often goes undiagnosed. Polyps can develop in the colon or rectum and become malignant without presenting any symptoms. Therefore, knowing and addressing your risk factors and undergoing the recommended screenings is crucial. Colorectal cancer affects both men and women. Even if you have no personal or family history of colon cancer, ask your doctor about colorectal risk factors and when to start screening. With regular screening, colorectal cancer is easily detectable and treatable.
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Breast Cancer Screening - 3D Mammogram or Total Breast Ultrasound
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Jennifer Sutton, MD
Radiation Therapy
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