Low-Dose CT Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives 2/24/2022
Learn how low-dose CT scans helps detect early signs of lung cancer and reduce deaths among smokers.
Breast Cancer Patient Has Everything She Needs at Emerson 10/7/2021
From breast cancer diagnosis to treatment, reconstructive surgery, and recovery, read how a local woman received all the care she needed at Emerson.
Sunscreen 101: How to Choose the Best Sunscreen 6/3/2021
While sunscreen may be one of your best tools to protect against melanoma, choosing among the variety of products can be difficult. Here are things to look for when shopping for skin protection.
Do Not Delay a Mammogram After Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine 5/7/2021
Have you thought about holding off on getting a mammogram after receiving a COVID-19 vaccination? Here is why we recommend you do not delay this important cancer screening.
Yeatts Urology Center Opens 11/5/2020
Emerson’s Yeatts Urology Center is now open. Located in Concord, it is the new home to Emerson Urology Associates, which provides treatment for a wide range of urological conditions.
In Great Hands — Kerin Malley, Breast Cancer Navigator 10/15/2020
As Emerson’s breast cancer navigator, Kerin Malley guides patients through their journey with breast cancer at Emerson Hospital and the Mass General Cancer Center at Emerson Hospital – Bethke.
Supporting a Loved One Who Has a Serious Medical Condition 9/11/2020
There will likely come a time when you will be faced with a loved one’s serious medical diagnosis. Here are tips from an oncologist on how to support family and friends through serious illness.
Comprehensive Cancer Care – Including Access to Cutting-Edge Treatment 2/24/2020
For Michael, the close collaboration between the oncology staff at Emerson and their colleagues at the Mass General Cancer Center in Boston meant access to a clinical trial of a targeted therapy that has showed promising results in treating his prostate cancer.
Kindergarten Teacher Embraces Life 2/4/2020
Read about a local kindergarten teacher’s Emerson Experience and positive outlook after a breast cancer diagnosis at age 32.
How A Simple Screening Saved Paul’s Life 11/13/2019
A simple lung screening saved Paul Carter’s life. Four years ago, when Paul was 61, Dr. James Cohen, his primary care physician at Westford Internal Medicine, recommended he receive an annual LDCT (Low Dose CT) test – a lung CT scan that takes a detailed picture of the lungs to detect cancer at its earliest, most treatable stage. Paul was a smoker for 45 years but he had no symptoms of lung cancer or other diseases.
