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Duke surgeon Dr. Oluwandamilola “Lola” Fayanju has been treating breast cancer patients for years at Duke University. Today she was our guest for Working Mom Wednesday in recognition of “breast cancer awareness month.”
As a working mom herself she sees and understands the struggles that working moms have when it comes to being diagnosed and having to go through treatments with breast cancer.
WORKING MOM WEDNESDAY PRESENTED BY BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF NORTH CAROLINA OFFERING A VARIETY OF PLANS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY, SERVING NORTH CAROLINA FOR OVER 85 YEARS.
Listen as she talks with Melissa about early signs, the most important things we should do to reduce our chances and when we should get screened…..
Oluwadamilola “Lola” Fayanju, MD, MA, MPHS
Surgical Oncologist
Duke University School of Medicine
Director, Breast Clinic, Durham VA
email: lola.fayanju@duke.edu
office: 919-681-9156
fax: 919-660-8608
pager: 919-970-5799
“I am a surgeon who focuses on the care of people with both malignant and benign breast disease. I feel privileged to be able to care for patients as they live through and beyond a diagnosis with breast cancer, and I feel fortunate to be able to offer them world-class care here at Duke Health. Outside of work, I enjoy exploring the beautiful trails, great food and vibrant atmosphere of the Triangle with my husband and our children.”
“Working Mom Wednesday’s” Dr. Lola On Breast Cancer Signs was originally published on thelightnc.com
