Early Detection Could Save Your Life
Many women report the first sign of their breast cancer was a new breast lump they discovered on their own.
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New Northeast Facility Opened March 9
Lexington Medical Center opened its newest community medical center on March 9, 2021.
Lexington Medical Center Northeast Holds Ribbon Cutting
Lexington Medical Center held a ribbon cutting ceremony on March 16, 2021 for its new community medical center in Northeast Columbia.
Alcohol Use Linked to Breast Cancer
Research shows a clear link between alcohol consumption and breast cancer, but how much is too much?
Tackling Breast Cancer with Faith Over Fear
At age 39, Libby had never felt any lump or had any issue with breast health. So, she wasn’t too concerned when she received a phone call from Women’s Imaging at Lexington Medical Center a few days after her routine mammogram.
Breast Cancer Survivor Crystal Schafer
Crystal Schafer has always been vigilant about having yearly mammograms. When COVID hit in 2020, she still made a point to have a mammogram.
Breast Cancer Survivor Mary Kathryn Burbank
Early detection of breast cancer is key to survival. In this “Buddy Call” report with WLTX news anchor Darci Strickland, Mary Kathryn Burbank explains how early detection saved her life.
