Dr. Keith Berger, MD
Concierge Gastroenterology physician, Virginia Beach, VA
Center for Health and Cancer PreventionDr. Keith Berger is a gastroenterologist who founded the Center for Health and Cancer Prevention in 2001.
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About Dr. Berger
Dr. Berger earned a biology degree with honors from Harvard University. He went to medical school at Duke University and stayed at Duke Medical Center for three years of internal medicine residency. He then trained in gastroenterology at Yale University for two years.
In 1981 he opened a solo GI practice in Virginia Beach that later grew into a group practice. In 2001 he founded the Center for Health and Cancer Prevention, where he serves as CEO. His work there is limited to diagnostic screening and prevention, and he handles consultations himself.
He has done more than 40,000 colonoscopies and uses deep sedation with propofol. Dr. Berger served on a steering committee of the American Cancer Society and trained family doctors in screening exams.
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Where did Dr. Berger train?
He studied biology at Harvard and earned his medical degree at Duke. He did his residency at Duke Medical Center and his GI fellowship at Yale.
Where is Dr. Berger's office?
Dr. Berger practices at the Center for Health and Cancer Prevention, which he founded.
What kind of sedation does Dr. Berger use for colonoscopy?
Dr. Berger uses deep sedation with propofol.
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