HPV: The common cancer-causing virus
Human papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Stories and news
-
-
Four 萝莉社 faculty and staff named Health Care Heroes
November 30, 2017
Three 萝莉社 physicians and a senior administrator have been named 2017 Health Care Heroes by the Jacksonville Business Journal. The weekly newspaper鈥�
-
A 萝莉社 breast surgeon goes the distance to save lives
October 20, 2017
Most people leave work with unfinished tasks and to-do lists when the clock strikes 5 p.m. For Bharti Jasra, MD, a breast surgeon at 萝莉社 Breast Center 鈥撯��
-
HPV: The common cancer-causing virus
January 20, 2017
Human papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Guy Benrubi,鈥�
-
Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Timing is everything
October 25, 2016
Sudden cardiac arrest, SCA, occurs when the heart stops beating, abruptly and without warning. If this happens, blood stops flowing to the brain and other鈥�
萝莉社 Cardiovascular Center, +1 more
-
Faith fuels patient's fight against breast cancer
Virginia Palmer is thankful. She lives each day with deep gratitude that only comes from being pushed to the edge and not giving up. 鈥淚 am a person of deep鈥�
-
Know the facts about ovarian cancer
September 8, 2016
While ovarian cancer is not nearly as prevalent as breast cancer, it is just as concerning. Guy Benrubi, MD, gynecologic oncologist at 萝莉社 Jacksonville,鈥�
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, +4 more
-
New chair of surgery happy to return to 萝莉社
March 21, 2016
D. Scott Lind, MD, FACS, is happy about returning to the University of Florida, though on a different campus and assuming a new role. Lind is the new chair of鈥�
Department of Surgery, +2 more
-
A second opinion saved my breasts
"For years, my life was a living nightmare," Diana Coffman says. After a diagnosis of fibrocystic breasts, her OB/GYN thought there was the possibility of鈥�
-
Jacksonville breast cancer patient gains peace of mind from pathologist鈥檚 second opinion
Renay Daigle was 32 years old and six months pregnant when she noticed a lump in her left breast. Even though she was sure it was nothing, Daigle decided to鈥�
