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October is upon us! While the leaves begin to change to their beautiful reds and golds and we adorn our front steps with carved pumpkins, we cannot forget this is also the month for breast cancer awareness. Let every pink ribbon be a reminder to schedule your annual mammograms and to perform your regular self-examinations.As […]

The much-anticipated new Sibley Hospital tower is up and running, and boy, does it look great! With astounding renovations including 200 fully private patient rooms, a larger inpatient oncology unit, and a new Women’s and Infant’s Services department to name a few, the building was designed with our visitors and patients as the priority. Within […]

Don’t put away that sunscreen just yet! The recent study below shows that wearing sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 can dramatically reduce the risk of developing melanoma. Although fall is upon us and the bright and warm days of summer are gone, that doesn’t mean the harmful rays from the sun are […]

Dedicated to helping her medical assistants achieve their goals, Dr. Carter pridefully reports on where her previous assistants are today: Abby P. Our most recent farewell was said to our lovely Abby P. who will be beginning the Advanced Biomedical Science Program at Georgetown/George Mason this Fall. We wish her the best of luck! Kayla G. Kayla […]

Why I Got Botox In My Twenties (Article adapted from SHAPE magazine) More young women are getting Botox than ever before, myself included. Here’s why I did it  By Kiera Aaron | Mar 15, 2016 If you ever want to go down a rabbit hole of horror, do a Google Image search for “bad Botox.” […]

Sibley recently thanked Bob (12), Henry (14), Mary Elizabeth (7), Locke (11) and John (14), for their donations to Sibley in an effort to raise awareness of breast cancer by selling lemonade and goldfish crackers on June 13 and 14. The kids came up with the idea to donate their proceeds to Sibley because Bob and […]