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Dr. Sharona Ross Interviewed On Bay News 9 Regarding Women In Surgery
Interviewed on Bay News 9, Dr. Sharona Ross talks about the challenges facing women and their desire to become surgeons.
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NewsFour-Time Mayor Of Tampa Undergoes Emergency Surgery At Florida Hospital Tampa
Early in February, the four-time former mayor of Tampa, Dick Greco, had a nearly fatal experience after failing to get treatment for a groin hernia.
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NewsFour-Time Mayor Of Tampa Undergoes Emergency Surgery At Florida Hospital Tampa
Early in February, the four-time former mayor of Tampa, Dick Greco, had a nearly fatal experience after failing to get treatment for a groin hernia.
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NewsDr. Ross And Heather Dereus On Bay News 9 To Discuss Women In Surgery
Dr. Sharona Ross and Heather Dereus appeared on In-Depth Report on Bay News 9 to discuss the upcoming Women in Surgery Symposium on February 26th-28th in Orlando, Florida. -
News2015 Brain Expansion Program Gala
Dr. Rosemurgy and Dr. Ross provided a “Doc for a Day” auction item for the 2015 Brain Expansion Program Gala. -
NewsPancreatic Cancer Community Seminar On Nov. 11
105 Members of our Community came out on November 11th to hear presentations on pancreatic cancer from Dr. Michael Harris and Dr. Alexander Rosemurgy. -
NewsDaytime Channel 10 Interview On Pancreatic Cancer
Dr. Rosemurgy was interviewed on Daytime Channel 10 regarding Pancreatic Cancer. He talked about pancreatic cancer being a story of hope.
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NewsHands Across The Bay Dancing With The Stars
The annual Hands Across the Bay Dancing with the Stars event was held on October 3, 2015. -
NewsFlorida Hospital Tampa Doctors Attend Clinical Congress Meeting
Dr. Sharona Ross and Dr. Alexander Rosemurgy recently attended the American College of Surgeons 2015 Clinical Congress. -
NewsInnovative Pancreatic Cancer Treatment May Prolong Life Expectancy
As a patient diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, David Allison assumed the detection was a death sentence. “I figured it was the beginning of the end,” the septuagenarian remarked.