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It's time to review your choice of the top health articles of 2017. These articles helped you recognize the 6 signs of a silent heart attack. You learned how a snack or two a day keeps the sugar cravings away. And, you wanted to know how robotic hernia repair offers faster recovery and less pain.
See all the top headlines of 2017.
Updated December 29, 2017
Some chest flutters are harmless, but others can last long or occur for no reason at all. Here’s what you need to know about this potentially dangerous heart condition.
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Not every heart attack is accompanied by crippling chest pain. Learning the signs of a silent heart attack could help save a life.
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An abnormal Pap test result can be upsetting, but try not to panic if you get one. This effective screening helps determine if you have an issue that needs treatment.
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If you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), you need to understand how your body reacts to alcohol so you can manage whether or not you can drink it.
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If you're hungry, have a snack! Snacking regulates blood sugar and is a normal part of a balanced diet. These nutritious options will keep your hunger in check.
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Thanks to innovations in robotic technology, hernia repairs can be performed through tiny incisions. The result is less overall tissue damage and pain and a quicker recovery.
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A heart attack may not come on with crushing chest pain. It can feel like a hot flash, fatigue or even a toothache. Read the warning signs of heart attack.
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A high blood pressure diagnosis often comes with daily prescription medications. But for some, improvements in diet and exercise ALONE could change that.
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A female patient turns to a gynecologist and robotic surgeon at Virtua in order to find relief from 10 months of pain and bleeding that overtook her life.
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Heart disease isn't just a man's disease. It's the leading cause of death in women in the US. Virtua helps you sort myths from facts to stay heart healthy.
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