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If going to the doctor makes your blood pressure spike, you may have white coat hypertension. Virtua cardiologist David Lawrence, MD, says why these jumps may be cause for concern.
Read MoreSmartwatches started out as a great way to track your exercise. Now, they can help monitor your heart health. Virtua cardiologist Aatish Garg, MD, explains how.
Read MoreIf you’re sneezing, coughing, feverish, or feeling achy, it can be hard to know the cause. This guide can help you assess your symptoms so you can start feeling better.
Read MorePhysiologic, or natural, labor and birth emphasizes an unrushed, supported process. Karen McEvoy Shields, certified nurse midwife at Virtua Midwifery, explains the advantages.
Read MoreA stroke requires emergency medical attention. But did you know there's more than one type of stroke, and the one you have may determine your treatment?
Read MoreCannabis is now legal in many states but that doesn't mean it's good for your health. Virtua cardiologist Donald Orth, MD, explains the risks and how it can affect your heart.
Read MoreIt's common for vaginal discharge to increase during pregnancy, but there are some types that you shouldn't ignore.
Read MoreKaitlyn struggled with her weight for years and wanted her life back. That's when she met Dr. Guarav Sharma and learned how bariatric surgery could help.
Read MoreVirtua Health bariatric surgeon, Samuel Wasser, MD, spoke to the Philadelphia Inquirer recently about having health-enhancing bariatric surgery during the pandemic.
Read MoreIs prostate cancer screening right for you? According to Virtua primary care physician Amit Bhalodia, DO, here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreEvery year thousands of people report back problems, muscle strains, and even heart attacks linked to shoveling snow. Follow this inside "scoop" on how to shovel safely.
Read MoreWhile cervical cancer screening guidelines advise that women need less frequent Pap smears, you still need annual pelvic exams. Learn more.
Read MoreSeasonal allergy symptoms often start to wane in November, but warmer fall weather is leaving many suffering with lingering sniffles and sneezes. Get relief from your symptoms.
Read MoreAs winter nears and the days get shorter, you may be feeling a bit down. Find out what remedy can help you beat those winter blues—it doesn't even require a prescription.
Read MorePain in his shoulder and arm wasn't a red flag for Dean Eson. But, as his pain worsened, he took his doctor's advice to see a cardiologist—and it saved his life.
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