Baylor Scott & White Specialty Care Center Dermatologist Katherine Fiala says many people don’t realize that they have skin cancer, which is why screenings can be a crucial part of identifying and treating potential problems.
Dr. Melanie Raffoul has worked with Baylor Scott & White's digital team to help patients figure out where they should go for care. They created a new symptom checker tool in the myBSWHealth app to help you decide if you need to go see a doctor, urgent care, or can get care virtually.
Dr. Laura Irvin, a primary care sports medicine physician at Baylor Scott & White Southwest Sports Medicine & Orthopedics, talks about the science behind sports injuries.
Dr. Joyce O'Shaughnessy with Baylor Scott & White Research Institute discusses the TRIM-EBC clinical trial studying whether weight loss drug Zepbound® containing tirzepatide, a GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist, can lower the risk of breast cancer recurrence by reducing or clearing circulating tumor DNA.
One in 5 people will be diagnosed with skin cancer in their lives. But if you’re vigilant you can beat what’s become the most common cancer in the US. Dermatologist Dr. Julie Boisen talks about skin cancer prevention and treatment.
Dr. David Winter shared some interesting news from a study that indicated patients who have
received the shingles vaccine had a lower risk of developing dementia.
A 54-year-old woman was diagnosed with Stage 4 ovarian cancer and shared her
experience to encourage women to advocate for themselves. Dr. Erik Koon, her
gynecologic oncologist, says her positive attitude played a big part in her eventually
beating the disease.
The former Mayor of Waxahachie and current president of the Waxahachie Chamber of
Commerce shared his personal experience needing heart bypass surgery. He shared
the quality of care he received at Baylor Scott & White and highlighted his cardiologist,
Dr. Betsy George.
