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In This Issue

• These Are Curious Times
• A Changing Arsenal
• A Shocking Diagnosis for a Man
• A One-in-a-Million Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• She Knows the Value of Mammograms
• Mastectomy Was Her Decision
• She's Making Each Day Count
• Grandmother's Strategy: Fight and Pray
• Clinical Trials Advance Treatment Options
• Breast Cancer Surgery Options
• Radiation Therapy Can Keep Cancer from Returning
• Stages of Breast Cancer
• Join the Army of Women Helping Breast Cancer Research
• Ten Cancer Myths
• Breast Cancer Death Rates on the Decline
• Lymphedema Management Program
• Understanding Breast Cancer
• Breast Cancer Getting the Facts, Finding Hope
• NorthBay Cancer Center Earns Approval with Six Commendations
• Relay Rallies Funds for American Cancer Society
• Digital Mammography Now Available at Women's Imaging Center
• Cardiac Surgery Has Successful Start
• First Mended Hearts Chapter Forms
• Saving a Heart of Gold
• NorthBay Awarded Chest Pain Center Designation
• NorthBay Health Care Launches Heart & Vascular Interventional Program
• Samer Kanaan, MD Joins Heart & Vascular Surgical Team
• A Dream With Wings
• NorthBay Invests in Green Technology
• Joint Replacement Program Celebrates Second Anniversary
• A Lifetime of Giving
• Wellspring Garners Publication Awards
• NorthBay Guild 'Care Carts' Visit Patients
• Local Teens Take on Nurse Camp
• Genentech's STRIDE Shares Gift with NorthBay's ABC Clinic
• NorthBay's Web Site Has New Look
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Celebrates 24 Years
• Experts Team Up for NorthBay Lecture Series
• Welcome New Physicians Fall 2009
• Community Health Education Classes

Welcome New Physicians Fall 2009

September 18, 2009 · No Comments

Luanne Carlson, DO, is a family practitioner at the NorthBay Center for Primary Care in Vacaville. She earned her osteopathic medicine degree from Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Vallejo. She completed her residency at Mercy/Methodist Hospital Family Practice Residency Program in Sacramento.

To make an appointment with Dr. Carlson, call (707) 624-7500.

Michael Ginsberg, MD, MS, is a pediatrician with the NorthBay Center for Primary Care in Fairfield. He earned his medical degree from the University of Michigan Medical School and a master's degree in biology from Stanford University. He completed a residency in pediatrics at Jacobi Medical Center Department of Pediatrics in Bronx, N.Y.

He is board-certified in pediatrics and has a special interest in adolescents and developmental, learning and behavior disorders.

To make an appointment with Dr. Ginsberg, call (707) 646-5500.

Robin Price, MD, is a family practitioner at the NorthBay Center for Primary Care in Vacaville. Dr. Price grew up in Vacaville and earned her medical degree from the Saint Louis University School of Medicine in St. Louis. She completed a residency in family practice at the University of Illinois. She is board-eligible in family medicine.

Dr. Price has a special interest in women's health, geriatrics, dermatology, obstetrics and inpatient medicine.

To make an appointment with Dr. Price, call (707) 624-7500.

Teresa Whitley, MD, is an internal medicine physician at the NorthBay Center for Primary Care in Fairfield. She earned her medical degree from Cambridge University in England. She completed a residency in primary care/internal medicine at the University of California, Davis Medical Center in Sacramento.

She is board-certified in internal medicine. Prior to joining the Center for Primary Care, Dr. Whitley was a hospitalist with Sound Inpatient Physicians at NorthBay Medical Center.

To make an appointment with Dr. Whitley, call (707) 646-5500.

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