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When to start getting mammograms? Medical guidance may change to encourage women to start with this important breast cancer screening at age 40, because an increasing number of women are being diagnosed in their 40s. Things to consider: spr.ly/6014OaKBk
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When to start getting mammograms? Medical guidance may change to encourage women to start with this important breast cancer screening at age 40, because an increasing number of women are being diagnosed in their 40s. Things to consider: spr.ly/6015OaJhW
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When to start getting mammograms? Medical guidance may change to encourage women to start with this important breast cancer screening at age 40, because an increasing number of women are being diagnosed in their 40s. Things to consider: spr.ly/6014OaJCp
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Congratulations to all of our Patient and Family Choice Award winners! This award honors those who act with compassion and excellence to provide a personalized experience for patients and their families. Thank you all for bringing your A-game day in and day out.
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Don't miss the enlightening DocTalk with Dr. Miles Basil! 🌾👨‍⚕️ Join us as we delve into the world of celiac disease and gain valuable insights.
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Carla Moore, Patient Ambassador with Food & Nutrition, received the first annual Patient and Family Choice Award given to a member of the Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital team. Thank you, Carla, for your dedication and commitment to our patients! spr.ly/6013OWoJx
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If you're looking for ways to manage stress and care for yourself, check out this article featuring insights from Michelle Foote-Pearce, a psychotherapist from the Osher Center for Integrative Health.
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After doing a biopsy on his own thumb, Vanderbilt surgeon G. Lee Bryant Jr., MD, called on a dream team of colleagues that saved his thumb -- and career -- from aggressive melanoma. In the new Momentum Magazine:
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Kevin Moore's life changed instantly when an unusual heart condition threatened him, but Vanderbilt's medical team saved his life. Read about his story of survival and the incredible care he received at VUMC.
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