Dr.C.Collins
Stronger Together
Hi! I'm Dr. Collins,
I'm so glad you're here.
I'm a passionate breast surgical oncologist dedicated to empowering individuals through knowledge and fostering a supportive community.
With a commitment to advancing breast cancer awareness and treatment. I aim to share valuable insights, resources, and a sense of unity.
Let's embark on this journey together, where information meets compassion, and community support becomes a powerful force against breast cancer.
Welcome to a space where understanding and connection flourish.
Breast Surgical Oncologist
I am a devoted surgeon driven by a deep passion for supporting patients and advancing breast cancer care.
My journey through the prestigious Breast Surgical Oncology fellowship at the University of Southern California (USC) has been transformative, shaping my commitment to enhancing the lives of those affected by breast cancer. At USC, I immersed myself in the intricacies of breast cancer treatment, mastering state-of-the-art surgical techniques while prioritizing personalized, patient-centered care.
My aim is to serve as a pillar of support and excellence, relentlessly dedicated to elevating both patient experiences and the broader landscape of breast cancer care.
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Breast Cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women worldwide. It is the second most common cause of death in women.
There are different organizations that recommend screening mammograms at different ages and at different intervals.
I am here to endorse YEARLY mammograms , EVERY YEAR starting at least at age 40!
Your primary doctor or gynecologist should do a risk assessment at age 25-30 to evaluate your family history and other risk factors that may lead to you having a recommendation for earlier mammogram screening!
Breast Cancer
Self Care Journal
Receiving a cancer diagnosis is challenging.
We all handle life’s challenges in different ways.
I wanted to create a journal to help organize
many of the thoughts, emotions, and questions
that arise throughout the process of
navigating cancer.
This can be a private space to track appointments,
questions for healthcare providers,
self-care activities, treatment symptoms, and feelings.
