By Kate Cohen In consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPE February 4, 2026 Flu season is upon us. While the peak of viral sicknesses is often between the months of December and February, influenza, or the “flu,” runs wild from October through May. This winter has been one of the most brutal in …
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By John Nassivera In consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPE Dec. 5, 2025 The holiday season has arrived, and it’s time to prepare for festive celebrations with the ones you love. As holly and jolly as this time of the year can be, the stress of preparation can get in the way of …
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By John Nassivera In consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPE Nov. 3, 2025 The blood that flows through our veins is not only the key to our own health, but for the people around us, as well. With the variety of health issues that require blood transfusions, you can change lives for the …
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By John Nassivera In consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPE Oct. 7, 2025 Our long-term health is all about the little actions we take each day, including washing our hands. It sounds simple, but unfortunately, it’s easy to dismiss, and even forget. As we go about each day, we need to remember the …
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By John Nassivera In consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPE Oct. 7, 2025 November is National Diabetes Month, which means you have an opportunity to keep your health and the health of your loved ones intact. You may know someone who has diabetes and is looking for ways to manage their condition. Perhaps …
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By Noelia Trujillo In consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPEUpdated August 7, 2025 Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women making early detection and awareness crucial to successful and effective treatment. Rosen Medical Center is committed to supporting you in these efforts by providing comprehensive breast cancer screening services, hosting several mammogram …
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By Kate CohenIn consultation with Dr. Ronald Ryan, MD CPEJune 26, 2025 Protecting yourself and your family from deadly diseases is easier than you may think. August is National Immunization Awareness Month. At Rosen Medical Center, we’re sharing a basic guide to the importance of immunizations, or vaccines. Vaccines prevent an estimated 5 million disease-related …
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Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when changes are detected early. Despite this, it remains the fourth most common cancer and a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women worldwide. This is why early detection is important. At the Rosen Medical Center, we strive to help you feel empowered and accountable for …
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At Rosen Medical Center, we are passionate about helping our patients live long, healthy lives. That’s why we recognize the importance of cancer screenings. They can diagnose life-threatening diseases in early stages when they’re easier to treat. Prostate cancer is one example of a disease that, when detected early, can typically be treated successfully. Wondering …
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