by Sutter Health
Arleen Beviacqua-Enriquez noticed two things about her body in the fall of 2019. First, an irregular mole, which the 65-year-old had already developed a trained eye to spot. Its irregular edges told a familiar tale. Moles are a hereditary condition passed down for generations in her family.
The second? A lump in her breast.
New sight-saving AI-enhanced technology now available in 28 Sutter primary care offices; more sites planned for 2025. The American Diabetes Association recommends that people with diabetes receive an annual eye exam to screen for diabetic retinopathy – the leading...
SAN FRANCISCO – Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center has become the first hospital in California and the West Coast to implant the AltaValve™ System in a patient with mitral valve disease as part of the ATLAS pivotal clinical trial. This potentially...
“We are here because someone else paved the way for us.” That was the sentiment Yolanda Stevenson shared as she prepared to join hundreds of other community members, sponsors and officials at Sacramento City College for the 43rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. March...
Cardiologist Mahazarin Ginwalla, M.D., (pictured, center) has mentored students at Mills-Peninsula Medical Center in Burlingame. By Jennifer Modenessi, Vitals contributor As a former emergency medical technician, Bilal Arshadullah knows how to care for people in...