Following a community survey of patients, physicians, staff and area leaders more than 20 years ago, the idea of a comprehensive breast center was born to support unfilled needs in our community. On Nov. 26, 2001, Valley’s Breast Center first opened its doors to provide mammography, diagnostic imaging, breast procedures and bone density services al...
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Breast Cancer
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Physical Therapy Improves Quality of Life During All Phases of the Breast Cancer Journey
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No More Pandemic Delay: Top Three Cancer Screenings Women Shouldn’t Miss
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It’s Time to Start Healing
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Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week: Sept. 29 – Oct. 5
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Catching Breast Cancer Earlier: 3D Breast Imaging Can Boost Cancer Detection Rates
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Who Should Consider High Risk Cancer Screening and Genetic Testing?
Cancer Center
Partners in HOPE: Valley Medical Center and Valley Girls & Guys United in Supporting Cancer Patients in South King County
For more than a decade, we have partnered with local non-profit Valley Girls & Guys in support of cancer care in our community. From raising awareness on the importance of screening mammograms and funding them for those in need, to bringing brachytherapy to South King County, providing warm blankets for cancer patients undergoing treatment, and...
Cancer Support
Honoring the Strength and Courage of Those Living with a History of Cancer—National Cancer Survivors Day®
On Sunday, June 5, 2022, we will commemorate National Cancer Survivors Day®, as we pause to honor the strength and courage of those living with a history of cancer. It’s a celebration for those who have survived; an inspiration for those recently diagnosed; a gathering of support for families, and an ou...
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The Breast Center at Valley Medical Center—Celebrating 20 Years of Caring for Our Community Like Family
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Progress in Cancer Immunotherapy Brings Advances in Treatment for Many Types of Cancer
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No More Pandemic Delay: Top Three Cancer Screenings Women Shouldn’t Miss
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6 Essential Steps to Checking Yourself for Melanoma Skin Cancer
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Head and Neck Cancer: Will It Affect My Cognition and Ability to Chew and Swallow?
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It’s Time to Start Healing
Colon Cancer
7 Healthy Habits to Reduce Your Risk of Colon Cancer (and Chronic Disease!)
Get screened.While the number one thing you can do to prevent colon cancer is to get screened routinely, beginning at age 45, says the Centers for Disease Control, there are other things you can do to further lower your risk. Know your family health history. If you have a close family member who had colorectal cancer, your doctor might recommend sc...
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Cancer Patients Donating Biobank Blood and Tissue Samples Receive Leading-Edge Genetic Cancer Profiling
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No More Pandemic Delay: Top Three Cancer Screenings Women Shouldn’t Miss
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Colorectal Cancer Prevention: Time to Get Back on Track!
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Time for a Colonoscopy? Valley Makes it Easy for You to Get this Important Preventive Screening
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Who Should Consider High Risk Cancer Screening and Genetic Testing?
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Valley Expands Cancer Services with Opening of New High Risk Screening & Genetic Testing Clinic
Lung Cancer
Cancer Patients Donating Biobank Blood and Tissue Samples Receive Leading-Edge Genetic Cancer Profiling
By Keith Leung, MD, Oncology & Hematology Clinic, Valley Medical Center While much remains unknown about the development, behavior and progression of cancer, through the efforts of researchers and participation of cancer patients all over the world, our knowledge and treatments in the field of cancer care continue to advance. Because greater un...
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More Severe COVID-19 is Just One More Reason to Quit Tobacco Now
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Great News! Governor Jay Inslee Signs “Tobacco 21” Legislation
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Lung Cancer Screening Can Save Your Life
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Valley Medical Center Cancer Services Hosts Anti-Smoking Outreach Event at Local Middle School
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Are You at High Risk for Lung Cancer?
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Lung Cancer in Women: The Facts Will Take Your Breath Away
Other Cancers
Ask Sooner Rather Than Later: Skin Spots or Moles Could be Cancer
On January 11, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden had Mohs surgery to remove skin lesions that were found to be basal cell carcinoma. We asked Valley dermatologist Laura Walsh, MD, what you should know about basal cell carcinoma and Moh's surgery: What is basal cell carcinoma? How common is it? Basal cell carcinomas are an extremely common form of skin canc...
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Cancer Patients Donating Biobank Blood and Tissue Samples Receive Leading-Edge Genetic Cancer Profiling
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No More Pandemic Delay: Top Three Cancer Screenings Women Shouldn’t Miss
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6 Essential Steps to Checking Yourself for Melanoma Skin Cancer
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Head and Neck Cancer: Will It Affect My Cognition and Ability to Chew and Swallow?
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Six Warning Signs of Middle Throat Cancer and the HPV Connection
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Colorectal Cancer Prevention: Time to Get Back on Track!
Prostate Cancer
Cancer Patients Donating Biobank Blood and Tissue Samples Receive Leading-Edge Genetic Cancer Profiling
By Keith Leung, MD, Oncology & Hematology Clinic, Valley Medical Center While much remains unknown about the development, behavior and progression of cancer, through the efforts of researchers and participation of cancer patients all over the world, our knowledge and treatments in the field of cancer care continue to advance. Because greater un...
