Colorectal Health Explained: Dr. Kathryn Wisser
Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the US, but it is also one of the most preventable. Dr. Kathryn Wisser, a gastroenterologist at Logan Health, explains why screening now starts at age 45 and how a colonoscopy can stop cancer before it starts....
Logan Health receives $15,000 grant from American Cancer Society to expand cancer transportation services
Logan Health has received a $15,000 Patient Transportation Grant from the American Cancer Society (ACS) to support transportation assistance for eligible cancer patients who experience barriers to cancer care. The funding will directly support...
Transforming Cancer Journeys: Finding connection through art
When Paul Levanen first heard about art therapy at Logan Health, he was skeptical. He was already navigating treatment for multiple myeloma, and the idea of returning to the medical campus for a class, especially one centered on art, felt uncomfortable. Paul recalled...
Colorectal cancer cases rising in younger adults, making early screening more important than ever
Colorectal cancer has long been thought to be a disease that primarily affects older adults. However, recent studies show increasing rates among younger people. In 2025, one in five people diagnosed with colorectal cancer were under the age of 55. The recent death of...