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Scottsdale resident one of those who benefited from new chemotherapy regimen Patients living with cancer—especially those with pancreatic cancer—now have more treatment options than ever before. "The

It's been a tumultuous year-and-a-half of major life changes for airline pilot Craig, 47, and his wife Tricia, who previously owned a hair salon. The toughest challenge for the couple? It wasn't

For Robin, it was an easy choice — five days of an accelerated treatment for breast cancer versus six weeks of traditional radiation therapy.

The last four years have been eventful for Wendy, a retired special education teacher living in Sun Lakes. For starters, she's become a grandmother four times over. And she's been able to enjoy her

Scottsdale resident Jack S., a patient of Christina Reuss, MD, a cardiologist and independent member of the HonorHealth Medical Staff, wrote a poem about his experience with afib (atrial fibrillation)

Chatting before a meeting on Jan. 23, 2018, Marilyn, 78, suddenly thought, "I don't feel well. I feel dizzy." Then she fell back in her chair and onto the floor. The Scottsdale resident was in full