In the second blog of my #BreastCancerAwareness series, we’re talking about mammograms — A.K.A. the best way to screen for breast cancer — and how a mammogram can save your life. Plus, if you need a mammogram but aren’t insured, keep reading!
Category: In The News
In KDVR FOX31 Morning Show: Now is the best time to get those mammograms
It’s finally Breast Cancer Awareness month, which means now is the best time to schedule a mammogram appointment if you haven’t done so this year — especially if you missed screenings last year. Not only are there many free or reduced rate offerings for mammograms throughout this month, but you also get to know […]
In Shape: Metastatic Breast Cancer Is On the Rise In Younger Women — Here’s Everything You Need to Know
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, well-known publication Shape Magazine invited me to speak about metastatic breast cancer, which is the most advanced stage of cancer. Check out the article to learn more about this kind of breast cancer, including how rates have increased among women under 40. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: The bottom […]
Why You’re So Tired — 6 Ways Your Health Impacts Your Exhaustion
Do you feel tired and sluggish? Read this article to learn if the culprit behind your fatigue is one of these six common health issues.
UTI’s: They’re Not As Simple As Bacteria and Antibiotics
While bacteria causes most Urinary Tract Infections (UTI) infections, there’s much more you should know about root causes, prevention and treatment — especially without antibiotics.
In Weight Watchers: Why Am I So tired? 8 Reasons You Might Be Tired
Are you tired all the time? You’re not alone. If it’s something you’ve accepted about yourself, Dr. Savita Ginde may be able to help! In a Weight Watchers article about fatigue, she shares why you feel so lethargic, plus tips about how to restore your energy and support this aspect of your health. Here’s an […]
In Let’s Get Checked: What Happens When You Leave an STD Unchecked?
You know about STDs and STIs, but have you ever thought about how they can affect your body when you’re infected and you don’t go to the doctor to receive care? Let’s Get Checked invited Dr. Savita Ginde to share insight into this important question in a recent article. Check out this excerpt from the […]
In Forbes: Congratulations On Your Vaccination! (You Can’t Return To Normal Just Yet)
As vaccines slowly become available to more people, the question of whether this means we’re free to engage in activities on a pre-COVID level continues to arise. To help you understand the vaccines and the kind of precautions to take before and after being vaccinated, Dr. Savita Ginde shared insight into this subject in an […]
In Denver Life Magazine: Three Questions With Dr. Savita Ginde
The holidays were a confusing time for many families, as they tried to navigate the task of staying safe while spending time with loved ones. In an interview with Denver Life Magazine, Dr. Ginde shared three socially distanced ways to enjoy your holiday dinner. Here’s an excerpt: DR. SAVITA GINDE, the Chief Healthcare Officer with Stride […]
On LIVESTRONG.com: 9 Mistakes That Make Hand Sanitizer Less Likely to Kill Germs
Because of COVID-19, hand sanitizer has become an incredibly essential household item. However, these heightened discussions about hand-washing and sanitizing to reduce the risk of infection have highlighted how many mistakes people make when using hand sanitizer that dilutes its effectiveness. To dive into the subject, Dr. Ginde participated in an interview with LIVESTRONG.com. If […]
