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When a Stomach Issue Wouldn’t Go Away: A Patient’s Wake-Up Call About Diverticulitis
April 21, 2026
Diverticulitis isn’t rare, and that’s exactly why Eddie Gomez, MD, a general surgeon at Jackson Health System, believes stories like Gutierrez’s deserve attention.
Read MoreRethinking Marijuana: The Mental Health Risks You May Not Know
April 20, 2026
People experiencing this may notice cravings, difficulty cutting back, irritability or sleep problems when not using, and continued use despite negative effects on their health or daily life.
Read MoreFrom Trauma to Recovery: How a Care Team and a 19-Year-Old’s Mindset Helped Him Reclaim His Life
April 16, 2026
While helping clean out his mother’s car, Johnson was shot four times in a drive-by shooting. His family thinks it was a case of mistaken identity, but no arrests have been made.
Read MoreUnderstanding Hashimoto’s Disease: What You Need to Know
April 15, 2026
After HGTV star Jenn Todryk recently opened up about her experience, more people are learning about Hashimoto’s disease, a common autoimmune condition that affects the thyroid and overall well-being.
Read MoreSadie Robertson’s Daughter’s Choking Incident Highlights the Life-Saving Skill Every Family Should Know
April 13, 2026
If the person is coughing strongly, let them keep coughing and watch closely. If they can’t breathe, speak, or cough, act right away.
Read MoreGarden Therapy and Its Benefits for Patients in Recreational Therapy
April 10, 2026
Garden therapy is getting attention as an important approach within recreational therapy programs. By combining nature-based activities with structured care, this method supports physical, emotional, and mental recovery.
Read MoreA Small Protein with Big Potential for Brain Health and Memory
April 10, 2026
As we get older, it can feel harder to learn and remember things. A part of the brain called the hippocampus helps with memory. Over time, it may not work as well. Now, new research may help us understand why.
Read MoreHow Astronauts Prepare for Missions Like Artemis II and How Space Affects the Body
April 8, 2026
From muscle loss to changes in balance and bone strength, the Artemis crew is helping us better understand how the body reacts, and what it takes to stay healthy beyond earth.
Read MoreTerry and Rebecca Crews Open Up About Parkinson’s Disease: What to Know
April 7, 2026
Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological disorder that affects movement. It happens when the brain produces less dopamine, a chemical that helps control coordination and motion.
Read MoreHow Doulas Support Mothers and Families During Pregnancy
April 6, 2026
A doula is a trained professional who provides physical, emotional, and educational support to a mother before, during, and shortly after childbirth. Unlike doctors or midwives, doulas don’t provide medical care.
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