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Life’s been one big adventure Eileen Giammona. So when a colonoscopy revealed rectal cancer, the Virtua team made sure it wouldn’t slow her down.
Read MoreShelly had a total hysterectomy via a robotic surgery procedure for endometrial cancer. She was pain free one day later, and able to return to her favorite activities within three months.
Read MoreProper hand washing is vital in reducing the spread of colds and viruses. These 10 hand-washing facts offer more than just basic tips to keep your family healthy all year long.
Read MoreIf you ate too many cookies or drank too much wine over the holidays, all your healthy eating efforts aren't lost. Feel better and get back on a healthy track with these tips.
Read MoreIf you have obstructive sleep apnea and struggle using a CPAP machine and mask, Inspire sleep apnea treatment might be a good option for you. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreTo alleviate breast biopsy anxiety, Virtua breast surgeons use GPS-like and radar technologies to pinpoint suspicious lumps for breast cancer testing.
Read MoreThe American Cancer Society released new guidelines for how changes in your diet and physical activity can significantly lower your risk for cancer. Start today with these tips.
Read MoreWhile cervical cancer screening guidelines advise that women need less frequent Pap smears, you still need annual pelvic exams. Learn more.
Read MoreChronic kidney disease is not stopping Pastor Derek Gatling from serving the community. He has made health a focus of his ministry.
Read MorePenn Medicine Virtua Health neurosurgeons removed a tumor from Anthony Marshall’s spine, allowing him to return to work and the activities he enjoys.
Read MoreHey guys: Taking a proactive approach to your well-being can keep you healthy and going strong for years to come. Here are some steps to get started.
Read MoreDigestive disorders can be uncomfortable, but they don’t have to control your life. Diet and lifestyle changes can ease your symptoms and manage your condition.
Read MoreThe Watchman device reduces the risk of stroke in people with the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation. Cardiologist Heath Saltzman, MD, explains how it works.
Read MoreThe anti-inflammatory properties and high fiber in apples can improve kidney function. Try this apple spice cake for a sweet and satisfying treat.
Read MoreShrimp is low in phosphorus, making it a good choice for those with kidney disease. Try these shrimp tacos for your next Taco Tuesday, or any night of the week!
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