Lubbock doctors provide insight, exams for cancer - DailyToreador.com
The month of October not only symbolizes the early days of fall or the celebration of Halloween, but it also helps bring awareness to the ongoing fight against breast cancer.
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“We encourage women to get to know their breast and do their mammograms,” Dr. Candy Arentz, a breast surgical oncologist for Texas Tech Physicians, said. “If it is caught in stage one or two of the four stages, the 10-year survival rate is about 90 percent for both stages.”
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