With summer in full swing, it’s important to remember the dangers of overexposure to UV rays and the effect the sun can have on your skin. Take time to learn the warning signs of skin cancer from the American Cancer Society:

Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy the sun. Follow these simple steps to protect yourself from sun damage.

Sandra Heinz began having colon cancer screenings at age 39 because her father, now 85, is a colon cancer survivor. In September 2018, Sandra’s gastroenterologist, Ahmad Ascha, MD, discovered a “suspicious polyp” during her colonoscopy. Although many colorectal polyps aren’t harmful, nearly all colorectal cancers start as polyps.

There’s a new cancer risk assessment program right here at Lake Health that makes it easier for patients to identify and manage their risk for cancer.

When it comes to taking care of ourselves, most women tend to worry more about the health of others than their own. Having a yearly wellness check-up may be an addition to your already overwhelming to-do list, but it’s important to make sure you're in good health before you can take care of others.

Lake Health General Surgeon Eveline Klenotic, DO, explains the importance of breast health and the facts and risk factors of breast cancer:

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! Did you know early colon cancer often has no symptoms?