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Brenda Foley, MD, medical director of the Emergency Department (ED) at Doylestown Health, is the first recipient of the Scott Levy, MD, Physician Trailblazer Award.

Doylestown Health radiologist Mark Silidker, MD, was at work one afternoon when he felt pain in his chest and upper abdomen.

Donna Frandsen, 72, was resuming her daily activities after surgery for pelvic organ prolapse when her journey took an unexpected turn. What started as a procedure to address a manageable condition revealed a life-changing discovery — Donna had ovarian cancer.

Extensive skincare routines aren’t just for adults. Thanks to social media, many tweens as young as nine-years-old are trading in toys for trendy, pricey skincare products. While Doylestown Health Nurse Practitioner Minjung Reger, RN, BSN, CRNP, encourages kids to practice healthy skincare habits from a young age, she cautions parents to review their child’s skincare picks.

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer. Doylestown Health Gynecologic Oncologist Mark Shahin, MD, reviews the five things women should know when it comes to cervical cancer.

At Doylestown Health’s Cancer Institute, we recognize that cancer impacts every part of life. Our Survivorship Program offers comprehensive care that goes beyond medical treatment. We provide emotional support and resources for managing the challenges that can arise during and after cancer treatment. 

The holidays can be a magical time, full of family, friends and traditions. But, for many people, the holidays can cause stress. Doylestown Health Transitional Year Resident Alex Fekete, D.O., has some ways to help you manage holiday-related stress so you can enjoy the season.