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Oncologist Receives Accolades

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Patrick Barrett MD speaks with colonoscopy patient Brad Davis.

Brad's Story

Brad Davis never imagined he’d be an advocate for colon cancer screening. Then again, the Columbus resident and father of four never expected to be diagnosed with colon cancer at age 47.

“Ever since this happened, I can name at least a dozen people I inspired, coerced or begged to get a colonoscopy who have,” Brad said. “If I can help one person avoid having to go through what I did, all this is worth it.”

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Treatment and Support Center to host open house

Jun 17, 2019

The event will offer a tour of the facility, and a chance to meet the staff, learn more about the programs and services and enjoy light refreshments.
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Low Blood Sugar (hypoglycemia)

by Delilah Newton | Jun 06, 2019

Blood glucose (also called blood sugar) levels will vary – up or down. This is normal. If it varies within a certain range, you probably won’t be able to tell. But if it goes below the healthy range and is not treated, it can get dangerous.
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