Provider Profile:
Stephen Cahill, D.O.

It’s never too early for women to consider their breast health. Nichole was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in April of 2021. She was just 32 years old, a full eight years before the American Cancer Society recommends beginning regular mammogram screenings at age 40. “You can choose to let it destroy you,” she said, “or you can take it head on.” During a self-examination, she found a small, “pea-sized” lump in her breast. Visiting with her doctor, it was recommended that they monitor ...

It was New Year’s Eve, and 2012 was about to become 2013. Betty was amongst revelers when she headed outside to get some fresh air. Naturally cold, she wrapped her arms around herself for warmth. It was then that she first felt something in her breast – a lump that wasn’t there days prior. She had had lumps before and recently breastfed a young daughter, so she didn’t think too much of it at the time. “I was only 34 years old,” Betty said. “I was trying so hard to convince myself that it was something e...