Cancer Care

Alexandra Malamud never imagined that abdominal pain would lead to a life-changing cancer diagnosis, especially just weeks before her wedding.

After surviving ovarian cancer more than a decade ago, longtime Broward Health nurse Nell Trimble faced a new challenge when she was diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma, a rare form of breast cancer.

Jay Siegel's routine exam revealed a prostate nodule, but the biopsy was negative. After five years of regular PSA tests, an aggressive form of cancer was detected in three areas of his prostate.

Pamela Josephs, 74, scheduled a mammogram during the pandemic, which revealed stage 1 breast cancer. Thanks to her surgical oncologist, Dr. Alia Abdulla, Josephs felt calm and reassured throughout her treatment.

With her daughter's wedding around the corner, Patricia almost skipped her mammogram. Keeping that appointment may have saved her life.

Gale Kaduce, an avid cyclist and orchid business owner, had to pause her active lifestyle after an unexpected health diagnosis led her to Broward Health Medical Center.

At the age of 26 Jasmin Harris was dreaming of her future when she heard four words that changed her life: You have breast cancer.

A routine self-exam turned Nancy's world upside down. But from the valet to her surgeon, she says the team at Broward Health made her feel like family through every step.

She thought it was a heart attack. Instead, Katrena learned she had stage 4 lung cancer that had reached her brain. Her message now: you don't have to fight alone.

Les had no symptoms and no reason to worry. A phone call from his brother led him to get tested anyway, and it may have made all the difference.

Lizbeth Muller noticed something that wasn't quite right. Trusting her instincts led to an early endometrial cancer diagnosis and a "fantastic" outcome.