WHAT'S YOUR PICTURE OF HEALTH?You may be a healthy woman of 20, 40, 60 or 80. Or someone facing treatment for cancer, diabetes or arthritis. You may take excellent care of yourself. Or you could be doing better — but who has the time?
No matter what your picture of health, Virtua can help. Virtua has physicians who have trained at leading medical centers such as the Mayo Clinic, Penn and Johns Hopkins. We have over 600 specialists in cancer, cardiac care and orthopaedics. We are affiliated with renowned names like Fox Chase Cancer Center for advanced cancer care with over 300 cancer research protocols. Virtua and the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children formed the Virtua/duPont Children's Health Program to bring additional pediatric subspecialists to South Jersey. We bring you state-of-the-art programs like our Stroke Centers that follow stringent National Institutes of Health (NIH) guidelines. We offer hundreds of support groups and education series. All of it in your own neighborhood. All instantly accessible by calling 1-888-Virtua-3.
The number one killer of women
Heart disease is the number one killer of women — it's a greater threat than all cancers combined. That's why Virtua is committed to helping women with heart disease. But while there is much a hospital, its physicians and nurses can do, we can make an even greater difference together with you. Choose to quit smoking, to eat better, to exercise more and to improve your health. We hope you'll put your heart into it.
Join our Women's Health Network
If you'd like to be the first to learn about our lectures, screenings and cooking demos, become a member of Virtua's Women's Health Network. It's FREE and open to all women. You'll get vHealthHIGHWAY, our bi-monthly e-mail newsletter full of health and wellness articles, and our quarterly magazine, HealthSavvy. To join, complete this simple registration or call 1-888-Virtua-3.
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Links
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
National Women's Health Information Center
National Women's Health Resource Center
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