Catholic Health News & Stories

Talk to you doctor about the right time for you to schedule a mammography.

Knowing what to expect at mammograms eases the worry of patients.

Common Diagnostic Tests and Why They are Used.

Head and neck cancers describe a diverse group of malignant tumors that can occur in the head and neck region

Catholic Health's compassionate cancer experts are here to help you navigate the journey.

If you have a lumpectomy or mastectomy, one of the most challenging choices is whether also to have breast reconstruction surgery.

If a mammogram or ultrasound shows you may have a suspicious finding, a radiologist will recommend a core needle biopsy.

Hearing the words “you have breast cancer” is a life-changing moment.

Skin cancer is the most common of all cancers diagnosed in the United States.

Genetic counseling for colorectal cancer helps identify your risk.

Colorectal cancer screenings are important; talk to your doctor.

Scheduling a colonoscopy can save your life.

Dr. Sharad Chandrika addresses the most common myths about lung cancer.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among men and women.

Cyclic and non-cyclic breast pain have different symptoms and causes.

Noncancerous breast diseases commonly cause breast changes.

Hidden scary surgery minimizes disfigurement from large incisions.

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in American men.

What you need to know about the test and why certain men need to get tested routinely.

Commonly asked questions about when you should see a urologist.

Getting annual screening tests is one of the most important things a man can do for his health.

BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are the most common cause of hereditary breast cancer but can also indicate an increased likelihood of developing other cancers.

Beth Miller, MS, RDN, CDN, CSO, Oncology Dietitian at Good Samaritan University Hospital, answers frequently asked questions about the important role of nutrition in a cancer patient’s journey.

If you are being tested for cancer or are recently diagnosed with cancer, your doctor and care staff will use terms that may be unfamiliar. But you do not have to be overwhelmed. Here are common cancer terms to help you navigate.

Screening for cancer is an essential part of taking care of your health.

Safely enjoy the sun with these helpful tips.

A well-balanced, nutrient-dense diet and physical activity are key factors to help prevent cancer.

Talk to your gastroenterologist about when you should get screened for a colonoscopy.

The advantages of robotic-assisted surgery for patients with kidney tumors.

Dr. Yi-Chun Lee answers commonly asked questions about cervical cancer.

Genetic counseling is an important step in discovering your risk for cancer. 

health maintenance and symptom awareness are the most important aspects of early diagnosis.

Dr. Yi-Chun Lee, gynecologic oncologist and system chair of Women’s Health Services at Catholic Health, answers commonly asked questions about gynecologic cancer.