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Breast Cancer & Health Services

October 14, 2024

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and now is a great time to schedule your regular mammogram at University Health. Most women over the age of 40 should get a mammogram once every year.

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Connie's Breast Cancer Story

October 07, 2024

When Connie Wan learned she had breast cancer, she was devastated. But the team at University Health provided her the support to fight and come out stronger than ever.

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6 Facts About Male Breast Cancer

October 27, 2023

While it’s much less common than breast cancer in women, male breast cancer affects thousands of men in the United States. Here’s what to know.

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Nutrition for People with Breast Cancer

October 23, 2023

When you’re undergoing treatment for breast cancer, what you eat matters. Get the facts about nutrition for people with breast cancer.

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What is Metastatic Breast Cancer?

October 18, 2023

Metastatic breast cancer is an advanced form of breast cancer that has spread beyond the breasts. Here’s what you should know.

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Breast Cancer: Shawn's Story

October 16, 2023

Shawn was diagnosed with breast cancer over a year ago. With support from her husband, children and care team, Shawn has received treatment and hopes for remission one day.

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Connie's Breast Cancer Story

When Connie Wan learned she had breast cancer, she was devastated. But the team at University Health provided her the support to fight and come out stronger than ever.

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Ashley's Sepsis Survival Story

In June of 2019, Ashley Britsch, a University Health nurse educator, got a small cut on her leg while swimming in a river. A few days later, she was hospitalized with sepsis. Learn more about this potentially life-threatening condition.

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Preeclampsia: Alexea's Story

Preeclampsia is a potentially dangerous pregnancy condition. Read Alexea’s story and learn how to reduce the risk for preeclampsia.

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