by Jerome Hubbard | Sep 16, 2026
Led by two women physicians and former athletes, Sutter Concussion Services helps patients safely return to school, work, sports and everyday life. A concussion may be classified as a mild traumatic brain injury, but for many patients, its effects are anything but...
by Jerome Hubbard | Sep 1, 2026
Good health begins with knowledge, prevention and taking the first step. Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center, Burlingame Campus and the Bay Area Community Health Advisory Council (BACHAC) will again welcome community members to the annual Men’s and Women’s Health...
by Jerome Hubbard | Aug 27, 2026
For Jude Farhat, the path to medical school was anything but traditional. Growing up in South Sacramento as the daughter of Syrian immigrants, Farhat faced challenges that could have derailed her dreams. Instead, those experiences strengthened her resilience and...
by Jerome Hubbard | Aug 20, 2026
When Warsan Ali’s aunt was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, Ali found herself doing more than translating medical terms. She was helping her Somali immigrant family make sense of fear, prognosis and treatment, while seeing firsthand how trust can...
by Jerome Hubbard | Aug 13, 2026
Born and raised in Modesto, Calif., by Mexican immigrant parents, Emily Marquez grew up in a close-knit, Spanish-speaking household where family was at the center of everything. Among the most influential people in her life was her grandmother, whose experience...
