Candice Carlos’ first pregnancy ended in a necessary cesarean section after 27 hours of labor. Her newborn, Ethan, had gotten stuck in the birth canal and surgery was required for safe delivery. This outcome, plus her age (she was 39 at the time), designated her as having a high-risk pregnancy when she carried her second […]
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Picture this: You wake up feeling unstoppable. Your joints glide smoothly, your bones feel solid, and your body is primed for whatever the day brings. This is the power of orthopedic health. Not just the absence of pain, but the freedom to move, explore, and fully embrace life! Orthopedics is a vital field of medicine
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Before symptoms appear, before a diagnosis is made, there’s a moment when preventive care can make all the difference. That moment is what this article is all about: women taking control of their health and making women’s health a priority, starting with routine screenings that can detect potential problems early, before they become serious. Dr.
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Picture this: Your bones are like a savings account for your future health. The more “deposits” you make when you’re younger through healthy habits, the stronger your bones will be as you age. But even if you didn’t start early, it’s never too late to invest in your bone health. Now is the perfect time
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If you’ve ever had that post-meal “uh-oh” moment where your stomach feels off, you’re not alone. For some, that discomfort isn’t just an occasional issue, it’s a recurring problem. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms affect millions of people and can have a big impact on their daily life. From unpredictable bathroom trips to bloating that
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Jacquelyn Cuevas knew her diet needed to improve, and she needed to lose weight. But, like so many others, she had a big disconnect between knowing it and doing something about it. Until she considered bariatric surgery with Dr. Toghrul Talishinskiy at St. Joseph’s Health. She had started gaining weight after having three children,
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When was the last time you thought about your cervical health? For many women, it’s not a topic that comes up often, until it becomes a concern. But staying informed about cervical cancer can make all the difference in early detection and prevention. Donna McNamara, MD, a specialist in gynecologic oncology, at St. Joseph’s Health,
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You got a cut or scrape weeks ago, but instead of healing, it’s still red, swollen, or even leaking fluid. If this sounds familiar, you might be dealing with a non-healing wound. You might think, “It’s fine, I’ll just keep cleaning it,” but what if your wound is “stuck” and your body isn’t healing as
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Before most people even start their day, a vascular surgeon is already busy looking at scans, checking on patients who just had surgery, and getting ready for procedures that could change or even save someone’s life. Vascular surgeons are experts in caring for the body’s blood vessels and preventing vascular disease. They treat serious problems
Have you ever considered that some of your most common aches and pains might be coming from muscles you never knew you had? Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that support your bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs. They play a crucial role in your overall health. When these muscles aren’t working properly, it
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