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Colorectal Cancer is Rising Among Young Adults

March 6, 2023

Early-onset colorectal cancer in those under the age of 50 is rising rapidly according to the National Cancer Institute

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Black women and triple negative breast cancer

March 3, 2023

TNBC disproportionately affects black women under the age of 40.

tags: breast cancer

The most common type of poisoning and when to ...

February 27, 2023 by Tayla Holman

Learn about the most common type of poisoning and what to do if you or someone else has been exposed to a poisonous substance.

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Managing chronic foot pain with simple lifestyle...

February 27, 2023 by Tayla Holman

There are many different, simple lifestyle changes that can help manage different types of chronic pain.

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5 St. Patrick's Day recipes to try this year

February 27, 2023 by Bana Jobe

For St. Patrick's Day, this article will highlight recipes that can be made to celebrate the holiday.

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How to support someone with an eating disorder

February 6, 2023 by Emily Paulsen

Nearly 1 in 10 Americans will have an eating disorder at some point in their lifetime.

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American Heart Month: How to take care of your...

February 6, 2023 by Tayla Holman

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, but it is preventable with lifestyle changes, a healthy diet and physical activity...

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5 Valentine's Day dessert recipes to try this ...

February 6, 2023 by Bana Jobe

This year, challenge yourself to try something new with these lightened-up Valentine's Day dessert recipes.

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Back and neck pain: When to see a doctor

February 1, 2023

Neck or back pain? These 8 questions can help you determine whether to seek medical attention.

tags: back-pain , back-pain-treatment , diagnostic mammogram , mammogram , neck-pain , neck-pain-treatment , spine-pain-treatment

Diabetes and breast cancer: Q&A with a breast ...

January 30, 2023

Around a third of breast cancer patients are also diabetic or pre-diabetic; and, they have unique needs during the breast cancer journey.

Indoor workouts for when it's too cold to go outside

January 2, 2023 by Emily Paulsen

While it may be harder to get exercise during the winter, it's important to keep moving. This article will discuss 4-6 types of workouts that...

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How to deal with post-holiday blues

January 2, 2023 by Tayla Holman

After the excitement of the holidays, many start to feel saddened by the long winter season. This article will discuss post-holiday blues, or...

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5 winter soup recipes to warm you up

January 2, 2023 by Bana Jobe

One of the best ways to stay warm during the winter is with hearty soups and stews. These recipes can also often be cost-effective and have nutritional...

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Recipes for an upset stomach: When you need relief...

November 28, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Recipes for an upset stomach: When you need relief from rich holiday meals: This article will discuss how to give your stomach a break from rich...

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How to combat depression during the holidays

November 28, 2022 by Tayla Holman

With the holiday season upon us, many people are gearing up to spend time with loved ones and indulge in holiday meals. But for some, the holidays...

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Holiday safety tips to avoid common injuries and...

November 28, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Holiday safety tips to help avoid common injuries: This article will discuss common injuries during the holiday season and how to avoid them.

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What you need to know about breast cancer surgical...

October 28, 2022

When diagnosed with breast cancer, for many patients, surgery is the first treatment, followed by chemotherapy or radiation.

How to improve lung health after quitting smoking

October 24, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Cigarette smoking is the leading cause of preventable disease, disability and death in the United States. It accounts for more than 480,000 deaths...

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How many types of diabetes are there?

October 24, 2022 by Tayla Holman

How many types of diabetes are there? The answer is more complicated than you might think.

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3 healthy Thanksgiving recipes guests will love

October 24, 2022 by Bana Jobe

For many families, Thanksgiving is known for its casserole, desserts and, of course, turkey – sometimes deep-fried.

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Men can get breast cancer too! Would your guy ...

October 18, 2022

While breast cancer in men is rare (less than one percent of all breast cancer cases) it's often diagnosed at a more advanced stage. That's because...

Mammograms: what to expect

October 12, 2022

What you can expect from and how to prep for your mammogram, a recommended screening schedule, and answers to commonly asked questions.

Breast cancer treatments and classifications

October 3, 2022

Learn more about breast cancer treatments, as well as the types, grades, and stages of breast cancer.

What are the warning signs of a stroke?

September 26, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Stroke is a leading cause of death in the United States and a leading cause of long-term disability.

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How to familiarize yourself with your breasts ...

September 26, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the United States, and the second leading cause of cancer death in women after ...

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5 foods that help fight depression

September 26, 2022 by Bana jobe

Different foods can have additional benefits involving more than just fueling the body. This listicle will discuss foods that aid the body in...

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Electrophysiology (EPS) Exam: What Is It and Why...

September 12, 2022

Learn about why an electrophysiology (EPS) study may be needed for your heart and what to expect.

When to visit the emergency room for an allergic...

September 5, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Allergies are extremely common in the United States, with more than 50 million Americans experiencing different types of allergies throughout...

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Types of suicide prevention: What they are and...

September 5, 2022 by Tayla Holman

What are the different types of suicide prevention? For Suicide Prevention Month, this article will discuss suicide prevention.

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How to prevent sepsis: 5 actions you can take ...

September 5, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Sepsis is more common than one might think. It can happen in response to any kind of infection — a wound, an illness or even poor dental care...

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When to go to the ER for stomach pain

August 1, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Many of us have had stomach pain at some point in our lives. Maybe we ate too much, or ate something that didn't agree with us.

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Heat-related illnesses explained: Symptoms and...

August 1, 2022 by Tayla Holman

What are the different types of heat related illnesses? This article will discuss different types of heat related illnesses.

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Are dogs good for mental health?

August 1, 2022 by Bana Jobe

Are dogs good for mental health? This article will discuss the benefits that owning a dog can have on mental health.

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Treatment options for prostate cancer

July 26, 2022

Did you know there seven standard treatment options for prostate cancer, with more being studied in clinical trials? Learn more here.

tags: oncology , prostate cancer , prostate cancer screening , prostate screening , psa , treatment options for prostate cancer

Care during an emergency

July 1, 2022

In a medical emergency, EMS providers and hospitals work in tandem to provide life-saving care to patients.

What is sarcoma?

June 28, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Sarcoma is a rare type of cancer that arises in the musculoskeletal system.

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6 skin conditions caused by sun damage

June 28, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Sunlight contains ultraviolet (UV) rays that can pass through the outer layers of the skin and cause damage.

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Healthy grilling recipes to try this summer

June 28, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Healthy grilling recipes to try this summer: This article will focus on the benefits or eating healthy, in-season produce and will provide healthy...

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Summer Safety Tips

June 23, 2022

Read summer tips for water, sun, heat, fire pits and fire works in this easy to read overview on safety.

Prostate cancer screening guidelines

June 9, 2022

It’s important to know the proactive steps you can take to keep your body healthy. Cancer screening is a crucial part of maintaining your body's...

Prostate cancer: How your life might change at...

June 9, 2022

Dr. Timothy Bradford discusses how prostate cancer can affect your life, from diagnosis through surgery and into the future.

tags: mens health , prostate cancer , prostate cancer surgery

COVID-19: Understanding vaccine immunity and antibodies

June 6, 2022 by Tayla Holman

COVID: Understanding vaccine immunity and antibodies: This article will answer common questions that arise surrounding the immunity that results...

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What are the early signs of osteoporosis?

June 6, 2022 by Tayla Holman

What are the Early Signs of Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis can be serious, especially as it puts older adults at risk for breaking bones.

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Are there different types of PTSD?

June 6, 2022 by Emily Paulson

What are the different types of PTSD? This article should first define what post traumatic stress disorder is as well as how common it is.

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When to go to the ER: 15 symptoms

June 1, 2022

We've gathered 15 symptoms that are definitely ER worthy and how you can tell. This list of symptoms is not complete, but does cover the most...

tags: emergency , emergency-room , er

Is arthritis preventable? Tips for keeping your...

May 2, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Is arthritis preventable? Tips for maintaining healthy joints: As we age, many people begin to experience arthritis in their joints.

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Using an air purifier for allergies, asthma and...

May 2, 2022 by Bana Jobe

Why you should get an air purifier for allergies and asthma: Air purifiers have been increasingly popular over the past few years, as more people...

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Benefits of daily meditation for depression and...

May 2, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Benefits of daily meditation for depression and anxiety: Although meditation isn't a cure-all for depression and anxiety, those who meditate ...

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What you should know about occupational therapy

April 16, 2022

Occupational therapy can help people with injuries and other health issues feel empowered in their daily lives.

Types of pregnancy complications at different ...

April 4, 2022 by Bana Jobe

During Infertility Awareness Week, we discuss pregnancy complications and how age can be a factor.

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Why you should consider becoming a national organ...

April 4, 2022 by Bana Jobe

During Donate Life Month, we discuss how organ donors impact the lives of others.

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5 easy ways to reduce stress

April 4, 2022 by Tayla Holman

5 easy to incorporate lifestyle changes and tips to help cope with and relieve stress

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7 best diets for your heart

March 29, 2022

DASH, Ornish, Mediterranean and other eating plans your heart will thank you for.

How heart attack symptoms show up differently ...

March 29, 2022

According to the American Heart Association (AHA), approx. every 40 seconds, someone experiences a heart attack in the U.S. While some...

Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: When should...

March 21, 2022 by Bana Jobe

Colorectal cancer has gone through a rebranding campaign over the past few years thanks to awareness efforts not just during Colorectal Cancer...

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Eating disorder awareness: Working toward a healthier...

March 14, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Eating disorder awareness can make a big difference: The earlier an eating disorder is detected and treated, the better a person's chances are...

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Endometriosis Awareness Month: Common endometriosis...

March 7, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Endometriosis is a common health issue for people who menstruate. It affects an estimated one in 10 people with uteruses.

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How to advocate for yourself with your physician

February 9, 2022 by Tayla Holman

It can be difficult to feel empowered to speak up for yourself in a doctor's office. Find some ideas and tools for how to speak with your physician...

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Health savings account benefits: Answers to commonly...

February 8, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

The start of the new year is a fantastic time to review your benefits and how you can get the most out of them.

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A heart-healthy food guide for Valentine's Day

February 7, 2022 by Bana Jobe

How to incorporate heart healthy foods into your daily diet as well as special occasions such as Valentine's Day

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How to promote cervical health

January 24, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Lifestyle tips and changes people can take to improve their cervical health.

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COVID vaccine misinformation and pregnant women

January 21, 2022

Experts dispel myths about pregnancy, fertility and COVID-19 vaccination

tags: coronavirus , covid , covid-19 , fertility , infertility , maternal fetal-medicine , vaccination , vaccine

Seasonal affective disorder self-care: Feel better...

January 17, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Many people start feeling tired, less motivated and a little down in the dumps as the sunlit hours start to dwindle.

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Wondering how to make New Year's resolutions stick?...

January 10, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

The New Year feels like a fresh start, and it's a time when many people choose to make healthy changes.

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Folic acid deficiency symptoms: Should you talk...

January 3, 2022 by Bana Jobe

As a natural B vitamin that helps the body make blood cells and DNA, folate is an important nutrient — so important, in fact, that the U.S. Food...

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COVID-19 vaccination for children

January 3, 2022

Information on COVID-19 vaccination for children ages five to 11.

tags: covid-19 , vaccination , vaccine

Joint replacement surgery: your questions answered

December 27, 2021 by Emily Paulsen

If someone is having consistent joint pain, they may be considering joint replacement in the hopes that their pain will be alleviated and are...

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Choosing the right weight loss surgery

December 20, 2021 by Emily Paulsen

Readers may have heard of gastric bypass and other weight loss surgeries, but what is the safest form of weight loss surgery?

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What to eat when craving sugar

December 13, 2021 by Tayla Holman

Sugar is addictive, and not just metaphorically.

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5 holiday recipes to use up peak produce

December 6, 2021 by Bana Jobe

While many of us have a goal to consume in-season produce, it can be difficult to brainstorm what to make with in-season fruits and vegetables...

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Ready to run? How to start a couch to 5k plan

November 22, 2021 by Bana Jobe

As we approach the season for "Turkey Trots" and other 5ks, some may need a bit of motivation to get back into the running or jogging groove.

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Diaphragmatic breathing exercises for COPD

November 15, 2021 by Tayla Holman

When you have COPD, there are a few things you can do to help manage or reduce your symptoms. Diaphragmatic breathing exercises, among other ...

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How to check for testicular cancer: Do a self-...

November 8, 2021 by Emily Paulsen

In 2021 American Cancer Society estimates there will be about 9,470 new cases of testicular cancer diagnosed and about 440 deaths from testicular...

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5 ways to stay healthy during holiday travel

November 1, 2021 by Bana Jobe

Especially now, staying safe and healthy while traveling is of the utmost importance. What precautions should travelers take when flying or driving?

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How to know if it's the flu or COVID-19

October 18, 2021

The signs and symptoms for COVID-19 and flu are very similar, the only way to confirm which you have is to get tested.

tags: covid , covid-19 , flu

Physical rehabilitation for joint pain

October 14, 2021

How movement may help you experience less joint pain.

tags: joint , orthopedics

Knee pain

October 13, 2021

Signs, causes, and how to potentially ease your knee pain.

tags: knee , orthopedics

Five tips for bone and joint health

October 12, 2021

We often take our bones and joints for granted — until something goes wrong. Read on for five tips to keep your bones and joints healthy.

tags: joint , orthopedics

Joint problems and concerns

October 11, 2021

Learn more about common joint problems and when to seek help.

Getting called back after a mammogram

October 7, 2021

It can feel scary, getting called back after a mammogram. Learn why it happens and what could happen at your next appointment.

tags: breast cancer , breast health , mammo , mammogram

Why this year's flu shot matters more

October 4, 2021

Some doctors worry this flu season might be worse than others. Learn why it's important to get a flu shot this year.

tags: covid , covid-19 , flu , flu shot , vaccine , wellness

Choosing the best OBGYN and hospital for you

August 29, 2021 by Bana Jobe

Finding the best OBGYN and hospital for each expectant mother is a very personal experience.

Socialization of children: helping kids adjust...

August 16, 2021 by Bana Jobe

As life begins to return to normal, some kids may feel overwhelmed and overstimulated as they return to in-person learning.

Could your baby have RSV and should you take them...

August 9, 2021

This virus is highly contagious and is particularly effective at causing a number of respiratory infections in infants 6 months old and younger...

8 common men's health issues to watch out for

June 21, 2021 by Bana Jobe

From eating better to quitting bad habits like smoking and attending regular checkups, here are several steps you can take to avoid common...

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The connection between AFib and stroke

June 10, 2021

AFib can increase a person's risk of stroke by up to five times.

tags: cardiology , stroke

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COVID prevention after a vaccine

April 28, 2021 by Jake O'Shea, MD, FACEP, chief medical officer for HCA Healthcare Capital Division

COVID Prevention After A Vaccine

Prevent lasting stroke damage

April 5, 2021

B.E. F.A.S.T. in identifying the symptoms of a stroke and prevent lasting damage.

Do you need to see an electrophysiologist?

January 29, 2021

Electrophysiologists are cardiologists who focus on heart rhythm disturbances. Know when you may need to see one—and how to get this...

How working too much affects your heart

January 29, 2021

If you’re routinely working overtime and sitting at your desk for prolonged periods of time, your heart health may suffer. Find out ...

Heart failure and heart rhythm: The link you need...

January 29, 2021

Arrhythmia can lead to heart failure, and heart failure can lead to arrhythmia. Here’s what to look out for and what to do if you have...

The depression and heart disease link

January 29, 2021

There’s a close link between heart disease and depression. The good news? Keeping your heart healthy can keep your mood up—and...

Delivery and coronavirus: Answers to common questions

December 1, 2020

Get answers to common questions about delivering a baby during COVID-19.

tags: covid-19-wc-blog

Newborns and coronavirus: Helpful ways to protect...

December 1, 2020

Learn how new moms can avoid coronavirus infection and help protect their newborn during COVID-19.

tags: covid-19-wc-blog

The importance of well-woman visits

November 23, 2020

Find out more about the importance of well-woman visits and why it's essential for lifelong health.

tags: all-seasons

Don’t delay care during the coronavirus pandemic

October 29, 2020

Afraid to go to the doctor during COVID-19? Here’s why you should not delay medical care, even during the coronavirus pandemic.

tags: covid , covid-19-blog , er , primary care

Know where to seek care

October 26, 2020

Here are some basic guidelines to help you decide whether you should visit your primary care provider (PCP), or the emergency room (ER).

tags: consult-a-nurse , health and wellness , primary care

Five tips for getting the most out of your primary...

October 19, 2020

Make the most out of your primary care visit. Five tips you should know.

tags: consult-a-nurse , general health , primary care

Spread cheer, not COVID-19, this holiday season

October 14, 2020

The upcoming holidays may look a little different this year. Celebrate safely during COVID-19. Learn how.

tags: christmas and covid-19 , halloween and covid-19 , hanukkah and covid-19 , holidays and covid-19 , how to celebrate holiday safely this year , thanksgiving and covid-19

COVID-19 testing basics

September 2, 2020

If you’re struggling to parse through all of the information about the different COVID-19 tests, you’re not alone.

tags: covid-19 , covid-19-blog

Rumor: “COVID parties” Fact: Social distancing...

August 19, 2020

One of the troubling stories that's been making the rounds about the coronavirus is related to so-called "COVID parties."

tags: covid-19 , covid-19-blog , social distance

What you need to know about HPV and cervical cancer

August 18, 2020

Continuing cervical cancer screenings throughout adulthood is one of the most important steps you can take in lowering your risk for cervical...

tags: cancer , health and wellness , oncology , women's , women's health

ER visits and COVID-19: How we’re keeping you ...

August 10, 2020

You can rest assured that our care sites are always looking out for your safety and taking even more precautions now.

tags: coronavirus , covid-19 , covid-19 blog , er

"Back to School" safety and wellbeing during COVID...

August 6, 2020

For the last six months (and counting), parents have been navigating guidelines and safety measures designed to limit the spread of COVID-19.

tags: back to school , covid-19 , covid-19 blog , pediatrics

The health screenings every woman in her 50s and...

July 20, 2020

Regular checkups and health screenings help protect your health and detect potential issues. Learn with health tests you need in your 50s and...

tags: age 50s and 60s , all-seasons , health & wellness , women's , women's health

The health screenings every woman in her 20s and...

July 15, 2020

Regular checkups and health screenings help protect your health and detect potential issues. Learn which health tests you need in your 20s...

tags: age 40s , all-seasons , health and wellness , womens , womens health

The health screenings every woman in her 40s needs

July 8, 2020

Regular screenings help you manage the health challenges mid-life can bring by detecting potential problems when they are most treatable. ...

tags: age 40s , all-seasons , health and wellness , womens , womens health

Backyard Trampolines: How to Prevent a Trip to...

June 30, 2020

Backyard trampolines are popular — although trampoline accidents send about 100,000 people to the emergency room each year.

tags: injuries , safety , trampolines

How to wear the right facemask the right way

June 15, 2020

With recommendations from the CDC about wearing cloth facemasks in public places (and some areas enforcing compliance laws), it’s a good idea...

tags: covid-19-blog

Why stomach pain should never be ignored

June 1, 2020

Stomach pain is common, but could indicate a serious condition. Learn why you should never ignore stomach pain.

tags: abdominal pain , appendicitis , ectopic pregnancy , gallstones , stomach pain

9 Athletes Under 40 Who Suffered Strokes

May 20, 2020

Even young, in-shape athletes can be victims of a stroke. It happened to these athletes when they were all under 40. Could it happen to you?

tags: athletes who suffered stroke , stroke , stroke under 40

The surprising (and serious) links between sleep...

May 13, 2020

Two studies have proven the connection between sleep and stroke.

Seeking care for emergency conditions

May 10, 2020

Delaying medical care can have dire consequences. But unfortunately, that’s what has been happening recently in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic...

tags: emergency care , er

Don't avoid emergency care

April 29, 2020

At Terre Haute Regional Hospital, we are committed to helping protect the health and safety of our community.

tags: covid-19 , emergency care , er

5 ways stroke fools young people

April 28, 2020

Ten to 15 percent of strokes occur in people 45 or younger, many of whom are fooled into thinking the symptoms are caused by something else.

tags: stroke , stroke in young people , stroke symptoms , stroke under 45

Pregnancy and coronavirus: Answers to common questions

April 17, 2020

If you're an expectant mom, you probably have questions about coronavirus (COVID-19) and pregnancy. While it is true pregnant women tend to have...

tags: covid-19-blog , covid-19-wc-blog , newsletter

Pregnancy and coronavirus: Postpartum depression...

April 17, 2020

Understandably, many people are experiencing heightened levels of anxiety, stress and sadness during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. For...

tags: covid-19-blog , covid-19-wc-blog , newsletter

Pregnancy and coronavirus: Pregnancy and postpartum...

April 17, 2020

As more information is being revealed about coronavirus (COVID-19), expectant mothers, understandably, may have growing concerns about their ...

tags: covid-19-blog , covid-19-wc-blog , newsletter

Tips for improving your memory

March 30, 2020

Learn how you can improve your memory, whatever your age, using some or all of these techniques.

tags: memory , mild memory loss , tips to improve memory

Top 4 ways to deal with hay fever

March 23, 2020

If spring brings you itchy eyes, sneezing and a runny nose, you don’t have to hide inside. Take these four steps to reduce the symptoms of hay...

tags: hay fever , puffy eyes , runny nose , seasonal allergies , sneezing

Maintaining your mental health during COVID-19

March 19, 2020

With news of COVID-19 filling every channel and conversation, it’s no surprise that you may be feeling some strain on your mental health. Anxiety...

Selfie safety

March 16, 2020

Pressure to take captivating selfies has led to injury and even deaths. Stay safe and follow these tips when taking selfies.

tags: facebook , instagram , selfie deaths , selfies , selfie safety , social media , twitter

Don’t let March Madness sink your health goals

March 15, 2020

March Madness can leave little room for healthy food, sleep and exercise. But with a few tips, you can enjoy the tournament without having to...

tags: healthy march madness snacks , march madness , march madness stress

Managing incontinence? You’re not alone

March 11, 2020

For most people, lifestyle changes or medical treatment can ease discomfort or even stop incontinence altogether.

tags: female incontinence , incontinence , incontinence female incontinence , male incontinence , urinary incontinence

Ways to stay healthy during Pregnancy

March 9, 2020

Taking care of yourself while you’re pregnant can help prevent complications and give you and your baby a healthy, safe start.

tags: healthy , pregnancy , pregnant

Heads up for kid concussions

March 4, 2020

A study from the Journal of Pediatrics has findings that are shaking things up when it comes to getting your kids back to their healthiest after...

tags: concussions , head injury , kid concussions

Are gel manicures safe?

March 2, 2020

Gel manicures require UV light to "cure" or set. Reduce your risk of exposure with simple precautions.

tags: gel manicure , manicure , ultraviolet , uv exposure , uv light

How to Prevent a Second Heart Attack

February 24, 2020

Having one heart attack puts you at risk for another one. Follow these tips to avoid suffering a second heart attack.

5 Ways Cardiologists Keep Their Hearts Healthy

February 17, 2020

Cardiologists know how to reduce your risk of heart disease. Learn how they keep their own hearts healthy.

Is chocolate good for your heart?

February 14, 2020

Chocolate may contain specific benefits to your heart health. Find out how the right chocolate can lead to a healthy heart.

5 heart risk factors to watch after age 40

February 10, 2020

Your risk of heart disease and heart attack increases as you age. Watch for these 5 risk factors after age 40.

Preeclampsia and heart disease

February 3, 2020

Women who have preeclampsia during pregnancy may be at an increased your risk for heart disease later in life. Learn why and how you can protect...

tags: heart disease , preeclampsia , pregnancy and heart health

Healthy Super Bowl snacks to get you to the end...

February 2, 2020

Super Bowl snacks don’t have to be unhealthy. Keep the energy going with healthier choices.

11 tips for better rest during pregnancy

January 29, 2020

Between the “morning” sickness (that stays all day), fatigue, and just being uncomfortable, a good night’s sleep can be hard to come by during...

tags: better rest during pregnancy , sleep problems , trouble sleeping

Screening for colon cancer: you have options

January 22, 2020

The American Cancer Society updated their guidelines for colorectal cancer screenings, dropping the age for an initial screening from 50 to 45...

tags: colon cancer , colonoscopy , colorectal cancer screenings , guidelines for colorectal cancer

Lies you should never tell your doctor

January 20, 2020

When your doctor relies on you to give them information about your health. Learn 5 lies patients tell doctors and why it can be dangerous.

tags: alcohol abuse , depression , exercise , lying to your doctor , medications , sexually transmitted diseases , smoking

5 Reasons to get a flu shot

January 13, 2020

Getting the flu shot each year is an important part of your health care. Five reasons why.

tags: flu shot , flu vaccine , influenza , seasonal flu

Common items that send 12 kids to the ER every...

January 10, 2020

Babyproofing is typically pretty high on every new parents’ to-do list. We lock up our medications, our household cleaners and our fancy steak...

tags: babyproofing , emergency , er

Trauma centers – As seen on TV

January 8, 2020

Helicopters swoop in, doctors rush by, and intense injuries roll through the door. This may seem like a scene from your favorite TV drama, but...

tags: emergency vs trauma , trauma , trauma care , trauma centers , trauma levels

Does my baby have RSV?

January 6, 2020

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) can cause serious symptoms in young infants. Learn to recognize the signs of RSV in your baby.

tags: bronchiolitis , pneumonia , respiratory syncytial virus , rsv

Organizing hacks for a peaceful 2020

January 1, 2020

Research shows that a cluttered space may cause anxiety, lack of focus and decreased productivity. Learn organizing hacks for keeping your mind...

tags: new year , organizing hacks , tips for organizing

How to avoid the highly contagious stomach flu

December 30, 2019

The virus that causes most cases of “stomach flu” is highly contagious and tough to avoid. Learn what you can do to protect yourself.

Practice mindfulness to reduce holiday stress

December 16, 2019

The holidays are supposed to be enjoyable, but often stress gets in the way. Practicing mindfulness can help. Here's how.

tags: holiday stress , meditating , meditation , mindfulness , reducing holiday stress

Babyproof your holidays

December 9, 2019

If small children will be part of your celebration this year, take steps to keep them safe from household dangers and gifts that present hazards...

tags: babyproof , babyproof your home , child safety , choking hazards , toy safety

Tips to keep you and your family healthy during...

December 2, 2019

Get into the spirit of the holidays. Keep these healthy tips in mind to help you and your family enjoy this special time of the year.

tags: family , health , healthy through the holidays , holidays , holiday tips

Healthy Thanksgiving Traditions

November 25, 2019

A few healthy changes can make your Thanksgiving more enjoyable — and prevent binge eating you’ll regret later.

tags: brunch , healthy , holiday season , marathon , thanksgiving , thanksgiving meal , turkey trot

GERD: Is surgery right for you?

November 18, 2019

If you suffer from GERD and have tried lifestyle changes and medication, you may want to explore GERD surgery. Learn more to see if it might ...

tags: acid reflux surgery , acid reflux treatment , chronic heartburn treatment , gerd surgery , gerd treatment

Avoid germs during holiday travel

November 11, 2019

If small children will be part of your celebration this year, take steps to keep them safe from household dangers and gifts that present hazards...

tags: air travel , avoid germs , flu shot , hand sanitizer , wash your hands

Daylight saving time: How the change affects your...

November 4, 2019

Are you ready for daylight saving time to end? Learn the health effects of this practice and ways to ease the sleep troubles that come with it...

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Can the flu shot really save your life?

October 23, 2019

Do you really need the flu shot? The short answer is yes. Here's what you need to know about the flu shot and its effectiveness.

tags: flu , flu-season , flu-shot , flu-vaccine

Chest pain check: heartburn or a heart attack?

October 23, 2019

Though their symptoms can mirror each other, there are ways to differentiate between heartburn and heart attack or symptoms that accompany heart...

tags: chest pain , emergency room , er , heart attack , heartburn

Halloween: Fun facts and costume safety

October 21, 2019

Soon, your little ghost or goblin will be gearing up for another night of trick-or-treating. Impress your family this year with these fun Halloween...

tags: costume-safety-tips , diagnostic mammogram , halloween , mammogram

After eating fried foods, I often have severe ...

October 18, 2019

Your symptoms could be a sign of a problem with your gallbladder caused by gallstones or some other inflammation.

tags: abdominal pain , fried foods , gallbladder , stomach pain

How to stay healthy in an office full of sick ...

October 16, 2019

During the height of flu season, you'll likely find yourself surrounded by coughing, sniffling and sneezing coworkers. And close working quarters...

tags: flu , flu-season , flu-shot , flu-vaccine

How to conduct a breast self‑exam

October 11, 2019

Our expert physicians recommend women age 20 and over conduct monthly breast self-exams to catch any signs of breast cancer at its earliest stages...

tags: breast cancer , breast self-exam , cancer , cancer in women , mammogram

Robotic knee replacement surgery

October 9, 2019

We have the technology and experts that can help you understand if robotic knee replacement surgery is right for you.

tags: knee-replacement , knee-surgery , minimally-invasive-knee-replacement , robotic-knee-replacement , robotic-surgery

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Physical therapy and occupational therapy: What’s...

October 7, 2019

Physical and occupational therapy both help you gain strength and function. Find out how these two forms of therapy differ and why you might ...

tags: diagnostic mammogram , differences , mammogram , occupational-therapy , ot , physical-therapy , pt , similar , strength-function , therapy

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Your first mammogram

October 1, 2019

National Mammography Day is October 18 this year. We share information that will help you get prepared for your first mammogram.

tags: breast-cancer , diagnostic mammogram , diagnostic-mammogram , mammogram , screening-mammogram

7 misconceptions about the flu shot

September 30, 2019

HCA Healthcare's chief epidemiologist answers the most frequently asked questions about the flu shot and why it's important to get vaccinated...

tags: flu , flu shot , flu shot misconceptions , flu vaccine , influenza

What is AFib: know the symptoms, reduce the risks

September 23, 2019

AFib—or atrial fibrillation—is a serious condition. Get the facts on symptoms, treatment, and reducing risk of stroke or heart failure.

tags: afib , afib treatment , atrial fibrillation , atrial fibrillation risks , atrial fibrillation symptoms

4 min Read Time

10 joint replacement FAQs

September 20, 2019

Are you planning to have total joint replacement surgery? Here are 10 frequently asked questions to guide you on your journey to better joints...

tags: hip-replacement , joint-pain , joint-replacement , knee-replacement , orthopedic-surgery , surgery

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7 signs it's time for knee or hip replacement ...

September 17, 2019

Is your knee or hip pain impossible to ignore? Here’s how to determine when it might be time to consider knee or hip replacement surgery.

tags: hip-pain , hip-replacement , joint-replacement-surgery , knee-pain , knee-replacement

PSA testing: what’s normal?

September 16, 2019

Has your doctor recommended PSA screening? Learn more about this test and how it can be used to screen for prostate cancer.

tags: elevated psa , prostate cancer screening , psa test

What is advance care planning?

September 9, 2019

Advance care planning and advance directives aren’t just for seniors. Here’s what you need to know about both.

tags: advanced directive , durable power of attorney , end-of-life care , long term care

Don’t miss these suicide warning signs

September 2, 2019

September is National Suicide Awareness Month. Learn the warning signs and what to do if someone you know is at risk for suicide.

tags: helping someone who is suicidal , suicide , suicide awareness , suicide warning signs

Help your child be a good sport

August 26, 2019

Sports provide physical, social, and emotional benefits for kids. Learn how to encourage and support your child in whatever sport they pursue...

tags: children's sports , parent involvement , youth sports

The WHO recognizes burn-out as a medical condition

August 22, 2019

The World Health Organization added burn-out, or chronic workplace stress, to the list of diseases and health problems affecting the global community...

tags: burn-out , how to avoid burn-out , signs of burn-out , workplace stress

Transitioning your child to adult healthcare

August 19, 2019

Transitioning your child to adult healthcare is an important first step to a lifetime of healthy choices. We share tips on how to make the transition...

tags: adult healthcare , adulthood , college , health insurance , student healthcare services

Living well with gastroparesis

August 14, 2019

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month. Learn more about treatment and how to live well with gastroparesis.

tags: delayed gastric emptying , digestive problems , gastroparesis , gastroparesis awareness , stomach emptying

Shoulder pain: when to see the doctor

August 12, 2019

Shoulder pain can be the result of an injury, overuse, or simple wear and tear. Learn the main causes of shoulder pain and how to determine when...

tags: bursitis , dislocated shoulder , shoulder pain , shoulder pain treatment , tendinitis

Understanding Epilepsy

August 9, 2019

Epilepsy is a chronic condition that causes seizures when temporary changes occur in the electrical function of the brain.

tags: causes of epilepsy , epilepsy , risk factors for epilepsy , seizure disorder , seizures

Please don't scratch - is it psoriasis?

August 5, 2019

August is Psoriasis Awareness Month. Learn more about new treatments and how to live well with psoriasis.

tags: psoriasis , psoriasis awareness , skin condition

Breastfeeding your baby: Don’t stress about your...

August 1, 2019

Many new moms worry that they won’t be able to provide enough milk when breastfeeding. Learn why this is rarely a problem.

tags: breastfeeding , breastmilk , milk supply

An app for detecting ear infections: Does it work?

July 29, 2019

Can a smartphone app detect ear infections? New technology shows promise.

tags: ear infection , fluid in ear , infants , smartphone app

Reducing childhood sports injuries

July 22, 2019

Sports injuries are a leading cause of children’s visits to emergency rooms. With knowledge and preparation, parents and coaches can team up ...

tags: reduce childhood sports injuries , youth concussions , youth sport injury prevention

WHO recommendations for preventing dementia

July 17, 2019

The World Health Organization has issued recommendations addressing 12 possible risk factors for dementia.

tags: alzheimer’s , brain health , cognitive decline , dementia

Too much screen time?

July 15, 2019

Reduce your child’s screen time this summer with these tips and recommendations from leading health experts.

tags: digital media , playtime , screen time

Does the hustle culture hurt millennial health?

July 10, 2019

Millennials are less healthy than previous generations. A new study shows why this doesn’t bode well.

tags: millennial health , millennials

What is cord blood and why does it matter?

July 8, 2019

Cord blood helps save lives. Learn how during Cord Blood Awareness Month.

tags: childbirth , cord blood , cord blood awareness month , stem cells , umbilical cord blood banking

Burns: when to go to the ER

July 4, 2019

It’s fireworks season. Learn how to stay safe when handling fireworks, and how to assess whether you need medical care in the event of a burn...

tags: burn injuries , burn treatment , er for burns , fireworks burns , fireworks safety

Protect your eyes from the sun

July 1, 2019

Protect your eyes from the harmful effects of the sun. Learn how during UV Safety Awareness Month.

tags: eye safety , sun protection , sun safety , uv awareness , uv safety awareness

Measles in the United States: Is it really a threat?

June 24, 2019

Measles outbreaks in the U.S. have states taking a second look at childhood vaccination laws, and some adults considering boosters. Is it really...

tags: immunization , measles , measles vaccine , mmr , vaccine safety

Is my abdominal lump a hernia?

June 19, 2019

It feels like a bruise. It’s a knot in my muscle. I can push on my lump and it disappears. Hernia symptoms vary by patient but almost always ...

tags: femoral hernia , hernia surgery , hiatal hernia , incisional hernia , inguinal hernia , umbilical hernia

21st century dads

June 17, 2019

Dads today are more involved in day-to-day child care than their parents or grandparents were. We share a few fatherhood tips for the 21st century...

tags: birth , childbirth , fatherhood , labor , pregnancy

This is not your grandparent's surgery

June 14, 2019

Your (faster and less painful) recovery guide to robotic hernia repair.

tags: hernia repair , hernia surgery , hernia surgery recovery , robotic hernia repair

When Dad's Not Here (coping w/grief on Father's...

June 10, 2019

Father’s Day can be a painful day of mourning if you have lost your dad. But you can cope with your grief and honor your dad on this day.

tags: father's day , grief , loss of a parent

Healthy travel snacks

June 5, 2019

Is your family planning to hit the road this summer for vacation? Drive past the fast food joints, and pack these healthy, tasty snacks instead...

tags: healthy eating , healthy snacks , travel , vacation

After cancer

June 2, 2019

This Cancer Survivors Day, learn about the emotions a cancer survivor may feel after treatment and ways to cope.

tags: cancer recurrence , cancer survivor , life after cancer , support group , survival rates

A focus on men's health

June 1, 2019

June is a time to celebrate both Father’s day and Men’s Health Week, June 10 - 16. Learn more about men’s health including the top 6 actions ...

tags: men's health , preventative care , wellness

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Intermittent Fasting: What Really Happens to Your...

May 28, 2019

Here’s what we know about intermittent fasting so far–what it is and how it affects your body, along with tips should you choose ...

tags: diet , health , if , newsletter , weight loss

How Can I Help My Child With Asthma?

May 27, 2019

Does your child suffer from asthma? Learn 6 essential steps to keeping your home safe for your child.

tags: allergies , allergy , asthma , asthma-flare , asthma-triggers , home-safety , newsletter

Exercise and your mental health

May 20, 2019

More studies are showing that, besides being good for your physical health and physique, regular exercise can also lift your mood. Learn more...

tags: exercise , mental health , mental health month

Esketamine for treatment-resistant depression

May 17, 2019

The FDA recently approved esketamine for treatment-resistant major depressive disorder. Find out who may be a candidate and why it’s a breakthrough...

tags: depression , esketamine , treatment-resistant

Stroke therapy: Gardening

May 6, 2019

Gardening is a good way to incorporate an everyday activity into your stroke therapy. Learn the benefits of gardening for stroke survivors.

tags: gardening , newsletter , rehabilitation , stroke , stroke-survivors , therapy

Mild Stroke Effects Can Go Unrecognized

May 3, 2019

Whenever a stroke occurs, the brain sustains some damage, even during a mild stroke. You may not be in the clear even if physical symptoms disappear...

tags: brain-damage , depression , emergency-room , er , fatigue , insomnia , newsletter , stroke , suicide , tia , transient-ischemic-attack

Women and Strokes: Knowing These Symptoms Could...

May 1, 2019

Women are more likely to die from a stroke than men, so knowing the unique symptoms of stroke in women could help save your life or the life ...

tags: emergency-room , er , newsletter , stroke , womens-health

What Not to Say: Infertility

April 24, 2019

Infertility affects over five million women of childbearing age. How to support a friend or family member with infertility? Find out.

tags: infertility , pregnancy loss , pregnancy loss , women's health , women's health

5 Healthy Lifestyle Choices for Earth Day

April 22, 2019

Earth Day’s a great time to make a difference in your own health as well as the planet’s. These five lifestyle changes are good for the Earth...

tags: earth day , healthy living

What You Should Know About Testicular Cancer

April 17, 2019

Get the facts on how to check yourself every month for early signs of testicular cancer. It could save your life.

tags: self-exam , testicular cancer , testicular cancer , testicular cancer awareness

Eggs: Cracking the Code

April 15, 2019

Are eggs healthy or not? And is one kind of egg healthier than another? Get the answers here.

tags: cholesterol , healthy eating , heart disease , nutrition , vitamins

How to Meditate

April 10, 2019

Discover easy ways to start meditating. Take five minutes out of your busy day to meditate and reset from feeling stressed to a sense of peace...

tags: deep breathing , deep breathing , health and wellness , health and wellness , meditation , meditation , mindfulness , mindfulness , stress relief

Doctor’s Day

March 30, 2019

National Doctor’s day is on March 30. Thank your doctor for taking good care of you today and throughout the year.

tags: healthcare observances , national doctor's day

Kidney Stones: Diet Matters

March 20, 2019

Ten percent of people will develop a kidney stone in their lifetime. Learn how five simple diet tips can help cut your risk.

tags: kidney stone diet , kidney stones , kidney stones , urinary tract health

Your First Colonoscopy

March 18, 2019

Colonoscopy can find and remove polyps early and prevent them from developing into cancer. It’s worth it to have the test and have peace of mind...

tags: colon cancer , colonoscopy , preventive screenings

Get the Facts on Colon Cancer

March 15, 2019

Learn what you need to know about colon cancer. Discover if you should have screening tests.

tags: colon cancer , colonoscopy , preventive screenings

5 Heart Attack Risks You Rarely Hear About

February 14, 2019

Many times your heart’s health is slowly compromised by conditions like diabetes, obesity or chronic stress, which could manifest into a heart...

tags: aspirin , aspirin therapy , autoimmune disease , cardiac , emergency room , er , flu , flu shot , flu vaccine , heart attack , heart health , influenza , lupus , migraine , rheumatoid arthritis , sleep apnea

What is an Appendectomy?

January 23, 2019

An appendectomy is the surgical removal of the appendix when an infection has made it inflamed or swollen. This infection, called appendicitis...

tags: appendectomy , appendectomy , appendicitis , appendicitis , appendix , appendix

Understanding Sepsis

January 21, 2019

What are the causes and symptoms?

tags: bacteremia , bacterial infection , sepsis , septicemia

Preventing Teens From Driving While Distracted

January 16, 2019

Ways to help keep your new driver safe.

tags: driving , driving distracted , teens

Watch Your Step: Preventing Falls this Winter ...

January 11, 2019

Important tips for when the temperature dips.

tags: falls , safety , winter

2019 resolutions

December 31, 2018

This list shows some of the most popular resolutions so you can see how your list compares to people across the country.

tags: getting organized , new years resolutions , resolutions , weight loss

All is calm: Stress busters for holiday hassles

December 19, 2018

We tackled the three biggest challenges – shopping, parties, and traditions – and rounded up Zen-inducing tips for those moments when stress ...

tags: anxiety , depression , holiday stress , stress

When old holiday traditions mean new holiday injuries

December 17, 2018

Can cherished holiday traditions lead to painful holiday injuries? ERs across the country report a seasonal spike throughout the holidays.

tags: emergency room , er , holiday injuries

Trauma Center: Treating Patients with Blunt Trauma...

December 12, 2018

In the United States, blunt trauma as the result of a car accident is 1 of the leading causes of death in children and adults under the age of...

tags: blunt force trauma , blunt trauma injuries , trauma , trauma center

5 holiday gifts that might land you in the ER

December 3, 2018

Tis the season for... danger? In all the excitement of the holidays, we might not see the hazards in popular holiday gifts. Check your list twice...

tags: emergency room , er

This must be a mistake! Why non-smokers get lung...

November 26, 2018

The average age of someone diagnosed with lung cancer is 70, but a new group of young cancer victims has emerged—non-smokers under 40.

4 ways Thanksgiving can put you in an ER

November 22, 2018

The holiday season has begun, family is on the way, and you’re in charge of the turkey! What could possibly go wrong? Between the travel, the...

tags: emergency room , er , food safety , safety tips , thanksgiving

Surviving Black Friday

November 19, 2018

For millions of Americans, Black Friday marks the height of the holiday season.

The dangers of thirdhand smoke

November 12, 2018

Thirdhand smoke is residue that stays long after someone actively smokes in a home or enclosed area. And with time, these harmful remnants become...

tags: secondhand smoke , smoking , thirdhand smoke

Get outta town! Health-minded travel tips

November 5, 2018

Holiday trips can mean stress, hassle, and illness. Brush up on seasonal travel tips to arrive safe and sane.

tags: healthy travel tips , holiday travel , travel tips

Raise your Afib awareness and cut your risk

October 29, 2018

AFib is the most common type of arrhythmia, affecting up to 6.1 million people in the U.S.

tags: afib , afib symptoms , atrial fibrillation , irregular heartbeat

Fact or fiction: do ER visits increase during ...

October 28, 2018

You’ve heard the story before. But is it true? Do emergency room visits really increase when there’s a full moon?

tags: emergency room , er

The silent dangers of PAD

October 26, 2018

8.5 million Americans are affected by PAD, but many don't know they have it. Are you one of them?

tags: pad , peripheral artery disease , symptoms

Cold or flu?

October 25, 2018

Learn the ways to identify which illness you may or may not have, and a few tips for how to best combat each.

tags: cold , flu , influenza , stomach flu

How to avoid a heart attack when your team is ...

October 25, 2018

Have you ever watched your favorite team blow a lead and said, “You guys are killing me?" Well, you might not be far from the truth.

tags: blood pressure , heart attack , heart disease , heart health

What is lung cancer?

August 23, 2018

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women ... but what exactly is lung cancer?

tags: lung cancer , lung cancer awareness month , lung cancer treatment , oncology

Risk factors, symptoms, and treatments of colorectal...

August 23, 2018

Colorectal cancer is the third-most commonly diagnosed cancer in men and women in the U.S. each year.

tags: colon cancer , colorectal cancer , colorectal cancer symptoms , oncology , risk factors for colorectal cancer

Breast Cancer Myths Debunked

August 21, 2018

There is so much information about breast cancer online, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. We've called out some common myths here

tags: breast awareness month , breast cancer , cancer , lumpectomy , mammograms , mastectomy , oncology

All heart: little changes add up for a heart-healthy...

August 21, 2018

Losing weight is the best way to boost your heart health but extreme diets and lifestyle changes are often too much change to keep up long-term...

tags: cardiology , heart disease , heart health , heart-healthy lifestyle

Preventing Colon Cancer: Making Cancer Screenings...

August 20, 2018

"If we can detect the polyps before they become abnormal, we can help to prevent the cancer altogether."

tags: cancer , colon cancer , colonoscopy , colorectal cancer , fecal immunochemical test , oncology , rectal cancer

Mammograms 101

August 20, 2018

A screening mammogram is used to look for signs of breast cancer in women who don't have any symptoms, taking images from two different angles...

tags: breast cancer , breast cancer treatment , mammogram , oncology

What is breast cancer?

August 16, 2018

A growth in your breast can be benign or malignant. Learn about the cancer stages and how to cope with cancer.

tags: breast cancer , breast cancer awareness month , cancer , oncology

Understanding colorectal cancer

August 15, 2018

Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers diagnosed each year in the United States. Learn more about colon/rectal cancer and what you...

tags: cancer , colon cancer , colonoscopy , colorectal cancer , colorectal screening , oncology , rectal cancer

The Difference Between Heart Attacks, Cardiac ...

August 15, 2018

The risk factors may be the same, but understanding the differences between a stroke, heart attack and cardiac arrest could mean the difference...

tags: cardiac arrest , cardiology , heart attack , heart health , stroke

Know the signs and symptoms of lung cancer

August 15, 2018

The earlier lung cancer is identified and treated, the better the odds of survival. Find out how to recognize the signs and symptoms of lung ...

tags: lung cancer , lung cancer awareness month , lung cancer risk factors , lung cancer treatment , oncology , preventing lung cancer , secondhand smoke , smoking , tobacco

Lung cancer risk factors you can control

August 14, 2018

Lower your risk for developing lung cancer by not smoking, or quitting smoking if you already do; by avoiding exposure to secondhand smoke; and...

tags: lung cancer , lung cancer awareness month , lung cancer risk factors , lung cancer treatment , oncology , preventing lung cancer , secondhand smoke , smoking , tobacco

Colorectal cancer screening: Why is it important?

August 14, 2018

Colorectal cancer screening is important to ensure your body stays healthy and also to detect any concerning developments in your body.

tags: cancer , colon cancer , colonoscopy , colorectal cancer , colorectal screening , oncology , rectal cancer

What you need to know about lung cancer screening

August 14, 2018

Lung cancer screenings are good ideas for individuals who may be at a high risk for developing lung cancer

tags: low-dose ct , lung cancer , lung cancer awareness month , lung cancer screening , oncology

Heart-Healthy Summer Foods

June 6, 2018

Summer is a season of sun-soaked gatherings and grilling out. Amid all the cookouts and events, it can be tempting to help yourself to just one...

tags: cardiology , heart attack , heart health

What to Know About Updated Stroke Treatment Guidelines

June 5, 2018

This change in guidelines will allow emergency medical services (EMS) to treat almost every patient that has stroke symptoms as a candidate for...

tags: fast , stroke , stroke symptoms , stroke treatment guidelines

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