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Gynecological Cancer, Prevention & a New Norwalk Clinic: What Women Need to Know

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Dr. David Doo, fellowship-trained gynecologic oncologist at Danbury and Norwalk Hospitals and Director of Gynecological Oncology at Norwalk Hospital, joins Lisa Wexler to focus on cervical cancer and cervical dysplasia—what they are, how they’re detected, and why early screening is critical. He also shares details about the launch of a new colposcopy clinic at the Norwalk Women’s Wellness Center, expanding access to essential diagnostic care for the community.


Dr. Doo discusses risk factors, prevention strategies, and advances in treatment across gynecologic cancers. With expertise in minimally invasive and robotic surgery, cancer debulking, and advanced pelvic procedures, he offers insight into both cutting-edge care and compassionate, patient-centered treatment.


This conversation is part of Northwell Women’s Health Matters.

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