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To Your Health, 10-14-19

Posted on October 14, 2019 by Joe Salzone in To Your Health

In this week’s edition of To Your Health, we speak with Cayuga Medical Center Imaging Breast Health Nurse Navigator Diana Hewitt regarding matters such as October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, what her position with CMC entails, and why women should have an annual mammogram.

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