Sometimes the best support comes from someone who's been there. 💗 Read how one breast cancer survivor is helping others find strength, connection, and hope. Link in bio.

Did you know your gut health may play a bigger role in your overall health than you think? Explore emerging technology and research focused on gut bacteria and its potential impact on cancer care. Link in bio.

Behind every cancer care journey is a dedicated team making a difference. Learn how treatment support staff play a vital role in oncology care and explore rewarding career paths in healthcare. Link in bio.

🎀 Breast Cancer Myth vs. Fact 🎀 There’s a lot of misinformation about breast cancer, and knowing the facts can make all the difference. Watch our latest video as we separate myths from facts and empower you with knowledge that could help save lives.

Cancer care close to home means less time on the road and more time with family. For Nevada patients, access to local treatment can make all the difference. Read the full story. Link in bio

Metabolic health is your body's ability to turn food into energy and keep blood sugar, weight, and blood pressure in a healthy range. When metabolic health is affected by fatty liver disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, or alcohol use, it can impact your risk for certain cancers.

Travel. Resilience. Lifelong learning. Read how Dr. Sanatinia's journey has shaped both his life and career in medicine. Link in bio.

Clinical research is constantly evolving, helping improve access, participation, and patient outcomes. Learn about recent guideline changes and what they could mean for cancer care. Link in bio.

Today is National Mammography Day. Screening is the most effective way to detect early-stage breast cancer. Current guidelines recommend: Women between ages 40 and 74 should be screened annually Women 75 and over should continue with mammograms

Congratulations to our physicians who have been named among Vegas Inc's 2026 Top Doctors! Read more about the 2026 Top Doctors: issuu.com/gmgproduction/docs…

Reminder: Medicare open enrollment begins October 15! Everyone’s healthcare needs are different—make sure you know which plan is right for you and enroll before December 7. Visit Medicare.gov for more information.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month Spotlight 🩷 After 20 years of dedicated service, Dr. Terhar is retiring. Throughout her career, she has brought decades of surgical training, expertise, and compassion to the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, caring for thousands.

Early detection can save lives. Learn about at-home cancer screening options, their benefits, and what you should know before choosing one. Read more at the link in our bio.

Today is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Metastatic breast cancer extends to areas of the body beyond the breast. While metastatic breast cancer usually cannot be prevented or cured, it can be treated. Here's what you need to know:

A Comprehensive Cancer Centers team member shares how a personal cancer journey provided a new perspective on patient care, and the impact of being there for others. Read the story through the link in our Bio.

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins, we join our community in celebrating the strength of breast cancer survivors, honoring those we have lost, and raising awareness about early detection. Thank you to the Nevada Cancer Coalition who helped make Paint Nevada Pink possible.

Early Detection Saves Lives One patient's inspiring breast cancer journey is a powerful reminder of the importance of regular screenings. Early detection can make all the difference. Read her story through the link in our bio.

Today is World Dense Breast Day. Dense breast tissue can make it difficult to detect breast cancer and may be associated with an increased risk. Understanding breast density can help you have informed conversations with your healthcare provider about your personal risk.

Today is World Dense Breast Day. Dense breast tissue is common and normal, but it can make it more difficult for mammograms. Understanding your breast density can help you have informed conversations with your healthcare provider.

Prostate cancer is often found through screening. If you experience any of the following symptoms, contact your physician: Frequent urination Weak urine flow Blood in the urine Pain during ejaculation Erectile dysfunction Persistent back, hip, or pelvic pain