While appendix cancer is rare, with about 3,000 cases annually, it is increasingly affecting individuals under 50.
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Brown Surgical Associates Celebrates Faculty Promotions at Brown University
These promotions recognize the outstanding clinical, educational, and scholarly contributions our physicians make to the Brown medical community and beyond.
Firework & Fire Pit Safety 101: Avoid Summer Burns
As summer unfolds, many of us look forward to festive gatherings, backyard barbecues, and evenings around fire pits. However, these activities can pose significant burn risks if safety precautions aren’t taken seriously.
BSA’s Dr. MacCallum First in RI to Perform Limflow TADV Limb-Saving Procedure
“This technology allows us to offer new hope to patients who previously had no other treatment options besides major amputation,” said Dr. MacCallum.
Dr. Renaud takes’Stop the Bleed” Mission to RI State House
Dr. Renaud is advocating for legislation (SB391) known as the School Trauma Kit Act, aiming to equip schools with bleeding control kits and ensure trained individuals are present at events.
Stop the Bleed: BSA’s Dr. Renaud, Trauma Team Teaching Lifesaving Skill
Severe bleeding can be fatal in as little as five minutes, yet fear and uncertainty often cause bystanders to wait for first responders. The “Stop the Bleed” program empowers individuals to take immediate action to control bleeding, potentially saving lives before paramedics arrive.
Dr. James Valente Named Newport Hospital’s 2025 Provider of the Year
Dr. Valente had previously been named Provider of the Quarter earlier in 2024, marking him as a standout candidate for this prestigious recognition.
BSA Colorectal Surgery Team Hoping to Put Colon Cancer on Ice
Brown Surgical Associates didn’t wait until March to begin observing Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
Advances in Pneumonia Diagnosis: Dr. Monaghan Discusses Rapid Blood Test Study at Rhode Island Hospital
(WJAR) — It’s that time of the year when many people are suffering from respiratory illnesses. While tests to diagnose flu and COVID help doctors know how to treat patients, when it comes to pneumonia, it can take a few days to figure out if the illness is viral or bacterial. That can make it…
Shoveling Safety Tips to Protect Your Health, Heart This Winter
Winter weather headed our way may bring the first “shovelable” snow of the season. While clearing snow from driveways and sidewalks is a necessary task, it’s also one that can pose significant risks if not done safely. From heart strain to back injuries, shoveling snow requires caution and preparation. Follow these tips to ensure you…
