Quit Smoking and Identify Lung Cancer When Most Treatable
Smokers can significantly reduce their risk of lung cancer—one of the most common and deadly cancers—if they stop smoking and get screened for lung…
Read MoreSmokers can significantly reduce their risk of lung cancer—one of the most common and deadly cancers—if they stop smoking and get screened for lung…
Read MoreLeft untreated, PAD can progress to the point where blood flow is completely blocked and could lead to amputation.
Read MoreMany patients who no longer need around-the-clock hospital care are not ready to return home upon discharge. St. Luke’s University Health Network works with…
Read MoreThe mere thought of overseeing more than 20 kindergartners would make most people’s heart beat faster. But atrial fibrillation (AFib)—irregular and extremely fast heartbeats—was…
Read MoreYou could be hanging out with a silent killer and not even know it, said St. Luke’s vascular surgeon Sharvil Sheth, MD. “Many people…
Read MoreSummer fun means something different for everyone. Whether you enjoy hiking up a mountain, sunning on a warm beach, or playing with the kids…
Read MoreSongwriters, poets, and novelists throughout the ages have extolled the virtues of autumn. And there’s no better way to enjoy the beauty of the…
Read MoreWe practice evidence-based medicine using the latest and safest treatments. We provide individualized treatment to provide the right care for them, addressing individual concerns…
Read MoreMilitary veterans are 1.5 times more likely to die by suicide than non-veterans. Local public health resources that provide veterans with mental health services…
Read MorePsychotherapist Patricia Fox of St. Luke’s Behavioral Health Integration program said stressors for people over 50 vary depending on their age and life circumstances.
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