Sutter Oncology Programs Honored

Sutter Oncology Programs Honored

Many people are impacted by cancer in some way, whether through a personal diagnosis or knowing a loved one with some form of the disease. The American Cancer Society estimates there will be more than 1.9 million new cancer diagnoses this year. And while the cure for...
Be Prepared and Act This Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Be Prepared and Act This Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when the cause of fighting and preventing this all-too-common disease deserves special attention. Breast cancer screening is critical to finding breast cancer early, when it’s easier to treat and before it is likely big enough...
Helping Advanced Practice Clinicians to Hit the Ground Running

Helping Advanced Practice Clinicians to Hit the Ground Running

The race is on and the goal is clear. The U.S. needs new healthcare providers to replace the estimated 35% of the physician workforce that will reach retirement age in the next five years. Formal education alone isn’t going to fix the problem. “It’s the postgraduate...
Healthy Lunch Tips to Start the New School Year

Healthy Lunch Tips to Start the New School Year

For many parents, packing their children’s lunches and snacks can feel like guesswork. Will they eat it, or not? Packing sugary, unhealthy items may often seem like the only way to make sure they eat something during the school day. Dr. Manisha Panchal, a pediatrician...
Clinician’s Latina Identity Shapes Her Approach to Medicine

Clinician’s Latina Identity Shapes Her Approach to Medicine

Passion for Health Equity Meant to Help Improve Future Outcomes of Others At 10 years old, one could say Irene Arroyo-Romero’s fate as a medical provider was sealed. It wasn’t a euphoric epiphany. Instead, it was a destiny sprung from uncertainty, anxiety and fear....