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Lindsey Cassidy MD

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10/31/2026

Metabolic health is built over time. It reflects the patterns in how you eat, move, sleep, manage stress, and care for your health day after day.

A few pieces of Halloween candy aren’t going to make or break your metabolic health, but the habits we repeat over months and years can make a difference.

What can quietly work against your metabolic health? Consistently poor sleep, too little movement, loss of muscle, a diet low in nutrient-dense foods, and other patterns that can contribute to changes in blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, and body composition over time.

Enjoy the candy. Keep moving, make time for strength training, prioritize sleep, and eat well most of the time. The habits you come back to are what count.

10/28/2026

Vaginal dryness, painful s*x, and urinary symptoms can have a real impact on quality of life after breast cancer, but women are often left wondering what they can safely do about them.

Vaginal estrogen is one option that can bring up a lot of questions, particularly when you’ve had breast cancer. The answer isn’t necessarily the same for everyone, and your health history, current treatment, symptoms, and medications can all be part of the conversation.

If you have questions about vaginal or urinary symptoms after breast cancer, Dr. Cassidy can help you understand your options and what may be appropriate for you.

For a deeper look at vaginal estrogen after breast cancer, read Ms.Medicine’s latest article, “Is Vaginal Estrogen Safe After Breast Cancer?” at MsMedicine.com/blog

10/23/2026

The relationships we build with our patients are at the heart of the care we provide.

Having more time together means more time to listen, ask questions, follow up, and understand the bigger picture of your health.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about Dr. Cassidy and our model of care.

10/20/2026

Hormone therapy and breast cancer risk are often talked about as if there’s one simple answer, but there isn’t.

Breast cancer risk with menopausal hormone therapy can vary based on your personal health history, baseline breast cancer risk, age, the type and dose of hormone therapy being considered, and how long it’s used. For many women, understanding those factors is an important part of deciding whether hormone therapy is right for them.

If you’re considering hormone therapy and have questions about breast cancer risk, schedule a visit with Dr. Cassidy to talk through your symptoms, health history, and options.

10/16/2026

Your annual physical is an important part of primary care, but it isn’t the only time to talk with your physician.

Health changes between visits. New symptoms come up. Medications change. A specialist may recommend a new treatment that you want help putting into context. Sometimes, you simply aren’t sure whether something you’ve noticed needs an appointment.

Those conversations are part of primary care, too. Having an ongoing relationship with Dr. Cassidy means you have a physician who knows your health history and can help you address concerns as they come up, not just once a year.

If something has been on your mind that you’ve been saving for your next annual visit, you don’t have to wait. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Cassidy at 720-805-0720.

10/14/2026

National Mammography Day is coming up on October 16, and we’re using it as a reminder to check one thing off your preventive care list: your mammogram.

If you’re due for your next screening, now is a good time to get it scheduled. And if you’re not sure when your last mammogram was, when you should have your next one, or whether your personal breast cancer risk changes your screening plan, bring it up at your next visit.

Preventive care isn’t just about keeping up with appointments. It’s about making sure the care you’re getting makes sense for your health, history, and individual risk.

Schedule an appointment with Dr. Cassidy to talk about how breast cancer screening fits into your health plan.

10/08/2026

Some health habits earn an easy 10/10. 🌟

What you do consistently, from how you sleep and move to how you eat and prioritize your health, plays a role in how you feel today and how you support your health over time. These habits don’t have to be perfect to be worthwhile, and they don’t have to look exactly the same for everyone.

Regular visits with your physician belong on that list, too. They’re an opportunity to check in on your health, keep up with preventive care, and talk about what may need more attention as your needs change.

If you’re due for a visit with Dr. Cassidy, schedule your next appointment at the link in our bio.

10/07/2026

How much of your breast cancer risk is within your control? Knowing which factors you can influence isn’t always as straightforward as it sounds.⁠
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If you’ve had questions about your own risk, we wanted to share an upcoming event that may be helpful.⁠
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On October 13, Ms.Medicine is hosting a free live webinar with Dr. Robin Bone on breast cancer risk and prevention. She’ll talk through the factors we can and can’t influence, practical ways to help reduce risk, and some of the common myths surrounding breast cancer, with time for questions at the end.⁠
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Free Live Webinar | Tuesday, October 13 | 8–9 PM ET⁠
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Learn more and register at MsMedicine.com/msmedicine-events⁠
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10/02/2026

Your breast cancer risk is personal, and it’s shaped by more than family history alone.

Age, breast density, reproductive history, lifestyle factors, and other parts of your health history can all contribute.

A personalized breast cancer risk assessment brings these factors together using a validated risk calculator to estimate your likelihood of developing breast cancer, help you understand where you fall on the risk spectrum, and help guide decisions about screening and prevention.

Find out what your personal risk means for your care. Ask about an assessment during your next visit Dr. Cassidy.

09/29/2026

Your heart is at the center of your health, and what you put in your cart today can help protect it long-term. From antioxidant-rich berries to omega-3 packed fish and nutrient-dense greens, these foods help keep your heart strong and resilient.

As we recognize World Heart Day, it’s a reminder that even small, consistent choices build the foundation for lasting wellness.

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

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