by Liz Madison | Aug 4, 2020
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...
by Mike Stahl | Aug 2, 2020
SAN FRANCISCO – For people who experienced breathing and respiratory problems brought on by previous years’ wildfire smoke, a San Francisco health expert cautions that these individuals should be extra vigilant with their health while COVID-19 is among us. In an...
by Sutter Health | Jul 28, 2020
CMO Dr. Stephen Lockhart is interviewed by US News & World Report on how the pandemic is changing the way hospitals care for patients. View the full article
by Monique Binkley Smith | Jul 28, 2020
OAKLAND, Calif. –A Bay Area physician is warning people that delaying critical or preventive care because of fears of COVID-19 could have detrimental effects on their health. Junaid Khan, MD In an interview with KPIX 5’s CBSN, Junaid Khan, M.D., a cardiothoracic...
by Sutter Health | Jul 27, 2020
by Comcast Business None of us could have predicted what happened with Covid-19. None of us could have predicted how quickly we moved people to work remotely to keep homes and businesses running or the productivity we were able to drive, said Jeff Lewis, vice...
by Sutter Health | Jul 27, 2020
CAL MATTERS CEO Sarah Krevans and CMO Dr. Stephen Lockhart authored a CalMatters op-ed on addressing disparities in health outcomes and life expectancy based on race. View the full article
by Mike Stahl | Jul 24, 2020
The novel coronavirus has been with us since January 2020—and California is still in a continuation of the first wave. As the pandemic drags on, the medical community has acted as a sponge, absorbing knowledge of how the infection is best treated from each new case....
by Sutter Health | Jul 23, 2020
by Becker’s Hospital Review None of us could have predicted what happened with Covid-19. None of us could have predicted how quickly we moved people to work remotely to keep homes and businesses running or the productivity we were able to drive, said Jeff Lewis,...
by Sutter Health | Jul 23, 2020
Pamela Randall’s breast cancer journey began with her diagnosis in June 2018. Her physician—Joyce Eaker, M.D., who recently retired from Sutter Medical Group—called her after the cancer removal surgery with the pathology report. That’s when Randall, a global workforce...
by Mike Stahl | Jul 15, 2020
We’re all learning to live in this new normal as it seems coronavirus might be among us for longer than we’d like. With cities, counties and states approaching their reopening strategies differently, many are confused about which everyday practices are risky or safe....
