Founded by a mother and daughter who are both breast cancer survivors, Paddle for Progress is scheduled to once again turn Wickford Harbor pink on September 21, 2025.
Feature Stories
Join BSA, P-Bruins in Putting Colorectal Cancer on Ice – Feb 23, 2025
Join Brown Surgical Associates at the Providence Bruins game on February 23, 2025, as we kick off Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month a little bit early this year.
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…
Dr. Harrington to Host 16th Rhode Island Burn Center Symposium – March 13, 2025
The event, hosted by Brown Surgical Associates’ Dr. David Harrington, is scheduled for Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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…
Make the Most of Your Holidays: Why Talking About Family Health History Matters
PROVIDENCE, RI (Brown Surgical Associates) — The holidays are a time of togetherness, filled with joy, laughter, and connection. It’s also a rare opportunity when families gather in one place, making it the perfect moment to have meaningful conversations about your health – specifically your family history of cancer. At Brown Surgical Associates, we want…
Multidisciplinary Coordinators: Helping Breast Cancer Patients Navigate Treatment
A big focus at The Center for Breast Care at Brown Surgical Associates is to provide patients with compassionate, coordinated care. Our multidisciplinary coordinators play a big role in ensuring everyone on the care team is on the same page and that the patient is supported every step of the way. In recognition of National…
New Screening Offers Hope in Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer
Six months. It goes by in the blink of an eye. But, within that short time, a pancreatic tumor can quickly go from operable to inoperable. Unfortunately, the disease is often asymptomatic and isn’t detected until the very late stages. “Pancreatic cancer is a really insidious, dangerous disease,” Dr. Rachel Beard, a specialist in pancreatic…
Founded by BSA Patients, ‘Paddle for Progress’ Nearly Doubles Amount Raised for Breast Cancer Research in RI
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Brown Surgical Associates’ Dr. Theresa Graves joined Paddle for Progress Rhode Island recently when the charity presented a check totaling more than $64,400 to the Brown University Health Cancer Institute. The money, raised during Paddle for Progress’ second annual event on September 22, 2024, will help support breast cancer research in Rhode…
Dr. Monaghan Discusses Revolutionary Technology in Battle Against Sepsis, Cancer
Rhode Island Hospital recently announced that it is the first hospital in North America to install the innovative QIAcuityDx machine. This cutting-edge, revolutionary technology will leverage RNA sequencing to transform clinical testing, offering highly precise quantitation of pathogen RNA targets. While marketed by Qiagen, the QIAcuityDx is set to enhance monitoring of cancer progression and…
