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What Every Woman Should Know About Heart Health
February 11, 2026
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States. According to the American Heart Association, nearly 45 percent of women older than 20 have some form of heart disease.
Read MoreLindsey Vonn’s Injury: What Recovery Can Look Like
February 11, 2026
The ACL is a strong band inside the knee. It helps keep the knee stable when you run, jump, or turn quickly. When it tears, the knee can become painful, swollen, and feel weak or unstable.
Read More46-Year-Old’s Life Saved at Jackson Memorial Hospital After Deadly Heart Attack and Multi-Organ Failure
February 11, 2026
Jackson’s heart had complete blockages in two major arteries, stopping blood flow and causing the heart attack.
Read More“I Had to Start All Over Again”: A Patient’s Remarkable Recovery After a Devastating Spinal Cord Injury
February 10, 2026
“I hit a main vein,” Green said. “It caused me to need surgery, I couldn’t do anything.”
Read MoreExpert Pediatric Care at Holtz Children’s Hospital Gives Young Girl Born with Rare Congenital Condition a Healthier Future
February 10, 2026
After spending a few nights in the hospital, Jaylani was ready to go home.
Read MoreSofia Vergara and Octavia Spencer Spotlight the Importance of Early Kidney Screening During Super Bowl
February 9, 2026
Kidney disease often develops silently, especially among adults living with high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes.
Read MoreChanning Tatum’s Shoulder Injury: What It Is, What Surgery Looks Like, and the Recovery Process
February 6, 2026
Rehabilitation therapy is a critical part of recovery following shoulder surgery. Both physical and occupational therapy may be part of a patient’s care plan, depending on individual needs and goals.
Read MoreWhy the Mid-30s Are a Major Turning Point for Men’s Heart Health
February 5, 2026
The biggest difference was seen in coronary heart disease, which happens when the heart’s arteries become clogged or narrowed. Men developed this condition about 10 years earlier than women.
Read MoreShould You Use Social Media and AI as Health Tools?
February 4, 2026
But don’t stop there. Social media posts and AI responses aren’t the same as medical facts. The University of Wisconsin-Madison is studying how social media affects teen health.
Read MoreCatherine O’Hara Lived with Dextrocardia and Situs Inversus: What to Know
February 3, 2026
Most patients with this condition — which occurs in about 1 in every 10,000 people — are unaware of it unless imaging tests are performed for unrelated reasons.
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