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Caring for Someone with Cancer is Hard. It’s OK to Ask for Help.
By Kara L. Buda, PhD
When a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, it's typically all hands on deck.
Spouses, partners, children, siblings and others often...
Urinary Incontinence Doesn’t Have to Control Your Life
By Heather van Raalte, M.D.
If planning activities around bathroom visits or leaking urine during exercise is having a major impact on your daily life,...
A Steady Rhythm Keeps Your Heart on Beat
By Benita Philip, DO
Have you ever felt as if your heart skipped a beat?
Unfortunately, it's not love. It's arrhythmia.
And while many people may experience...
Lung Nodule? Most are Harmless but Still Need Evaluation
By Leonid Emerel, MD
If you have been diagnosed with lung nodules, you are not alone.
Every year, more than 1.5 million people are told they...
Understanding Common Complications of Pregnancy
By Alisha Sangal, MD
Pregnancy is a remarkable journey, but it can also present challenges that require attention and care.
While most pregnancies progress smoothly, certain...
Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives
By John A. Heim, MD
While lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths in both men and women in the United States, more...
