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“We need to get people aware that they should seek assistance and support when they’re having symptoms and certainly to get screened when they are asymptomatic so that we can detect cancer early,” said Dr. Harlan Rich, medical director of the Brown Medicine Endoscopy Center.

For more coverage about the Colon Cancer awareness event, you can read about it on WPRI and Patch.com

Brown Medicine’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Hollmann advises how to know when you should stay at home or go to work when you’re not feeling well. Is it COVID or a cold? What are symptoms of concern? Watch this helpful, brief video to find out.

Brown Surgical Associates’ Division of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care provides comprehensive emergency medical care to adults and pediatric patients who suffer traumatic injuries.

Dr. Todd Stafford, a surgeon at Brown Surgical Associates and the Center for Bariatric Surgery at The Miriam Hospital discusses bariatric surgery on WPRI.

Watch the video on wpri.com.

Trauma is the leading cause of death for people ages 1 to 45. Brown Surgical Associates Trauma Surgeon Charles Adams, MD believes many people overlook the impact of trauma on our society. Learn more by clicking here.

Brown Physicians Inc. is pleased to share this WPRI12 interview with Dr. Peter Soden of Brown Surgical Associates where he discusses an innovative treatment known as Transcarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR). To commemorate American Heart Month, we would like to remind everyone to seek preventative care and treatment for all heart related issues. Check out the video by clicking here.

We join Brown Urology in welcoming Dr. Elias Hyams to its growing team of urologists. Dr. Hyams comes to Brown Urology from Columbia University-Irving Medical Center where he was an Associate Professor of Urology. While in New York, he also served as chief of urology at New York Presbyterian-Lawrence Hospital. Read more of his story by clicking here.

Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States? Click here to hear from Dr. Carla Moreira, a vascular surgeon with Brown Surgical Associates, as she discusses how this disease affects women in Rhode Island, particularly women of color.

Even as COVID-19 restrictions keep many of us from visiting gyms and participating in group activities as we have in the past, healthy habits are only an easy stretch away from your daily routine.

No need to purchase fancy equipment or build a health club in your basement to turn your home or workspace into a calorie-burning spa oasis.

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. The State House was lit up in blue to raise awareness.

“We need to get people aware that they should seek assistance and support when they’re having symptoms and certainly to get screened when they are asymptomatic so that we can detect cancer early,” said Dr. Harlan Rich, medical director of the Brown Medicine Endoscopy Center.

For more coverage about the Colon Cancer awareness event, you can read about it on WPRI and Patch.com

Introducing the Brown Medicine Minute

Dr. Charles Adams Discusses Trauma Surgery at Brown Surgical Associates

‘It’s just a total lifestyle overhaul’: RI woman says bariatric surgery, long-term changes saved her life

Dr. Todd Stafford, a surgeon at Brown Surgical Associates and the Center for Bariatric Surgery at The Miriam Hospital discusses bariatric surgery on WPRI.

Watch the video on wpri.com.

Discussing Trauma in our Society with Brown Surgical Associates Trauma Surgeon Charles Adams, MD

Trauma is the leading cause of death for people ages 1 to 45. Brown Surgical Associates Trauma Surgeon Charles Adams, MD believes many people overlook the impact of trauma on our society. Learn more by clicking here.

Transcarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR) With Dr. Peter Soden of Brown Surgical Associates

Brown Urology Welcomes Dr. Elias Hyams

How Heart Disease Affects Women in Rhode Island

Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States? Click here to hear from Dr. Carla Moreira, a vascular surgeon with Brown Surgical Associates, as she discusses how this disease affects women in Rhode Island, particularly women of color.

Brown Medicine: Fitness and Self-Care for Healthy Habits

12 News interviews Brown Surgical Associates’ Dr. Peter Soden on stroke risk and prevention during COVID-19