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Health and Wellness | August 27, 2024
What Is Multiple Sclerosis? How Is It Treated? (video/podcast)
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting the central nervous system. Learn about its causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Patient Stories | August 27, 2024
Clinical Expertise in Orthopedics
For decades, Scripps has been a leader in orthopedic care from research to treating hip, knee, spine and other musculoskeletal conditions.
Patient Stories | August 27, 2024
Advancing Care for Brain and Spine Conditions
Learn how Scripps became a leader in neurological care through innovation and treatment of a full range of brain and spinal conditions.
Health and Wellness | August 21, 2024
Leaders In Cancer Care
Scripps Cancer Center’s patient-focused care and collaborative team approach drive innovation and better outcomes. Learn our history.
Health and Wellness | August 20, 2024
Then & Now Scripps Health: 50 Years of Leadership
Ames Early and Chris Van Gorder, who’ve led Scripps for nearly 50 years, reflect on their journeys leading Scripps to new heights.
Health and Wellness | August 20, 2024
A Legacy Of World-Class Cardiovascular Care
For decades, Scripps has been a leader in heart care, pioneering treatments for heart failure, valve disease and atrial fibrillation.
Health and Wellness | August 19, 2024
When to Pick Electrolyte Drinks Over Water
Water usually works best to prevent dehydration but there are times, say after intense workouts, when electrolyte drinks are helpful.
Health and Wellness | August 12, 2024
10 Back-to-School Health and Safety Tips
Prepare your child for a healthy new school year. Go over safety rules, what to do in an emergency, schedule a well-child visit and more.
Health and Wellness | August 12, 2024
Can a Urinary Tract Infection Go Away on Its Own?
Most urinary tract infections or UTIs require antibiotics, making symptom recognition vital. Learn treatments and prevention tips.
Health and Wellness | August 9, 2024
Colorectal Cancer: Symptoms, Screening and Prevention (video/podcast)
Colorectal cancer is common and preventable. Screenings every ten years can reduce your risk. Gastroenterologist Walter Coyle explains.