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Health and Wellness | December 16, 2024
Should You Get Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer Risk?
Women have a 1 in 8 chance of developing breast cancer. Early detection and knowing your family history are crucial. Learn when genetic testing can help.
Health and Wellness | December 12, 2024
6 Reasons to Schedule Your Annual Checkup
Annual checkups set health baselines, review medications, update vaccinations and strengthen doctor-patient relationships.
Health and Wellness | December 10, 2024
What Is Gastric Sleeve Surgery?
Gastric sleeve, the most common weight-loss procedure, helps with severe obesity by reducing stomach size to promote weight loss.
Health and Wellness | December 9, 2024
How Much Sleep Do Kids Really Need?
Concerned about your child's sleep? Learn how much they need based on their age and development stage, along with tips for better rest.
Health and Wellness | December 2, 2024
Why Do I Get Frequent Headaches?
Getting frequent headaches is not normal. Scripps headache specialists discuss the different types of headaches and treatments.
Health and Wellness | December 2, 2024
What Causes Dry White Patches on Skin?
Skin problems related to allergies, infections and autoimmune problems can cause scaly white dry flaky patches. Learn the types.
Health and Wellness | December 2, 2024
9 Ways to Enjoy the Holidays and Manage Your Diabetes
Follow our tips for enjoying the holidays while staying mindful of your diet, weight and diabetes management.
Patient Stories | December 2, 2024
Leadless Pacemaker: Game Changer for Mountain Biker
Initially hesitant, Whitney DeSpain now thrives with a leadless pacemaker that helps support her active life and heart condition.
Health and Wellness | November 26, 2024
Is It Whooping Cough or a Cold?
Colds and whooping cough share similar symptoms, but whooping cough worsens and usually requires treatment with antibiotics.
Health and Wellness | November 26, 2024
What Are Current Treatments for HIV/AIDS? (video/podcast)
HIV/AIDS used to be considered a death sentence long ago before antiviral drug treatments made the disease manageable and preventable.