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Offering primary care and a full range of specialty health services for adults and children across northern Ohio, through 40 health centers and 18 hospitals.

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Who is currently eligible for COVID-19 vaccine boosters? Use the below infographic as a guide and visit for more information on qualifying conditions. #COVID19
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Major shout-out and thanks to @Browns QB @bakermayfield for this empowering message to one of our cancer patients. An exceptional move for an exceptional cause. #JoshStrong
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Just 2 months after turning 40, Alison, teacher and mother, discovered a 2-centimeter lump in her right breast. It was breast cancer. But with the help of UH Seidman Cancer Center, Alison won her fight – and returned to the classroom a year later.
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Four years after a devastating car accident that resulted in a traumatic brain injury, Matt Sosnowski crossed the finish line at a local 5k. Walking alongside Matt was the same team that guided him through years of recovery. Read the incredible story.
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As flu season approaches – as does the potential need for COVID-19 vaccine boosters – will it be safe to get a flu shot and COVID vaccine in close proximity? Dr. Keith Armitage explains.
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Why are COVID-19 vaccine boosters necessary? While vaccines provide substantial protection, the Delta variant makes breakthrough infection, spread & other dangerous variants more likely. Dr. Keith Armitage explains how boosters help reduce the risk.
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The FDA recently authorized over-the-counter hearing aids, available without a prescription or exam. This will help make hearing aids more accessible and affordable, especially for those with mild to moderate hearing loss. Here's how to find the right one.
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When William Moulton saw Dr. Gupta walk into his room to treat his pulmonary embolism, he said "Boy am I glad to see you!" The same doctor had saved William's life just 5 years earlier. Read William's story:
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In 1972, a baby who weighed 2.25 lbs. at birth had a 10% chance of survival. By 2012, that survival rate was nearly 100%. One major contributor: the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Check out the NICU’s evolution at @UHRainbowBabies , from 1944 - today. #ThrowbackThursday
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Studies show about 75% of the U.S. population is immune to the COVID-19 Omicron variant. Does that mean this is the end of the pandemic? Infectious disease expert Dr. Keith Armitage explains why there’s reason for optimism.
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After suddenly passing out, Jimisha Sailes was diagnosed with a rare massive pulmonary embolism at just 28 years old. Doctors treated her with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), a machine that mimics the work of the heart and lungs, to save her life.
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U.S. Olympic gymnast Simone Biles’ decision to withdraw from some Olympic events brought attention to the mental health issues that athletes face. But are there lessons to be learned for the rest of us? UH sports psychiatrist Dr. Vincent Caringi explains.
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According to new CDC guidance, most people in the U.S. live in areas where those who are healthy do not need to wear masks indoors. What caused this change – and why is it important that those who continue to wear masks not be looked down upon? Dr. Keith Armitage explains.
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Does the COVID-19 Delta variant pose a threat to vaccinated individuals? As Dr. Armitage shares, the risk of contracting the virus for those fully vaccinated is about 1 in 100. However, it does appear that vaccinated individuals are contributing to spread.
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Four years after a devastating car accident that resulted in a traumatic brain injury, Matt Sosnowski crossed the finish line at a local 5k. Walking alongside Matt was the same team that guided him through years of recovery. Read the incredible story.
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Ruby Egler is the first woman in Cleveland to benefit from an innovative type of hysterectomy ideal for women who suffer from exceptionally heavy bleeding. Dr. Rachel Pope describes the procedure and how it offers faster recovery with less pain.
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Microplastics are found nearly everywhere on our planet. While scientists have yet to determine how harmful microplastics may be to humans, tiny bits of plastic accumulating in our vital organs is almost certainly not a good thing.
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When Mary, an 82-year-old retired hospital housekeeper, was unable to attend her routine appointment due to a broken walker, her team at UH Otis Moss sprang into action, ensuring she was able to receive the care she needed.
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Matt felt strange after trying to buckle his 3-year-old nephew into a car seat following an afternoon of shopping with him and his wife. “I became paralyzed," Matt says. He did not know it then, but he was having a stroke.
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University Hospitals & @Browns All-Pro Defensive End @MylesLGarrett are beginning an exciting new partnership that names Garrett as the Cleveland Browns Ambassador to UH. Together, we'll advance our shared goal of helping Ohioans live their best lives:
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When Howard Stone suffered a traumatic injury to his arm, he worried he would never have use of his hand again. But thanks to reconstructive surgery, months of occupational therapy and his own hard work, Stone is making a remarkable recovery.
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When Jon Misner arrived at University Hospitals after unsuccessful treatment for a heart attack at another hospital, he couldn’t move his arms or legs, nor speak. But thanks to his care team – and Jon’s own determination – he returned home months later.
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Bernadette Scruggs has one piece of advice for every woman: don't miss your annual mammogram. Early detection is the best cure, she knows. At 51, her punctuality helped her physicians catch HER 2-positive breast cancer in Stage 2. Read her story:
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Just one day after turning 18, in August 2020, Caroline Rarick experienced a horrific trauma from a jet ski accident, nearly severing her leg. Now, almost a year later, Caroline is walking and jogging again. Read her story.
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Help us. We need you to care as much as we do. There are more COVID-19 patients in our hospitals than ever before – the overwhelming majority of which are unvaccinated. This is preventable.
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One month after her COVID-19 diagnosis, Carmen Darien developed strange symptoms. Her condition worsened further, eventually requiring hospitalization for life-threatening heart complications. Carmen shares what the experience was like firsthand.
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There’s a new anti-viral pill to combat COVID-19 for those who have contracted the virus, especially those at higher risk. While the data is promising, as Dr. Keith Armitage explains, it's not an effective substitution for the COVID-19 vaccine. Here’s why:
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A dog day out with Chomps! The University Hospitals Pet Pals team celebrated the start of a new season with the @Browns .
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10% – 20% of individuals infected with COVID-19 will continue to have health problems for weeks or months after their body has cleared the virus. Learn more about COVID-19 Long-Haul Syndrome, and the new UH COVID Recovery Clinic that is ready to help.
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Aphasia is a cognitive condition that affects language comprehension and expression. What causes it and are there treatments for it? Dr. Alan Lerner, Director, Brain Health and Memory Center, University Hospitals, explains. #Aphasia #AphasiaAwareness
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Loss of smell has been a hallmark trait of COVID-19. After recovering, many patients worry their loss of smell could be permanent. But a recent study shows that nearly all patients who lost their sense of smell after having COVID-19 regained the ability.
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In preparation for back surgery, Father Fred Pausche saw a cardiologist as the last stop in his pre-operative workup. But when a cardiac catheterization revealed multiple blockages in his heart, he was diverted to a life-saving heart bypass surgery.
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More than 70% of human genes are found in zebrafish, a tropical freshwater fish in the minnow family. Researchers at UH use zebrafish to investigate causes for hearing loss in patients. Learn more about the UH Zebrafish research lab:
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Bernadette Scruggs has one piece of advice for every woman: don't miss your annual mammogram. Early detection is the best cure, she knows. At 51, her punctuality helped her physicians catch HER 2-positive breast cancer in Stage 2. Read her story:
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Tasha Taylor lives with excruciating pain from sickle cell disease, a group of disorders in which red blood cells contort into a sickle shape. While at University Hospitals, Tasha discovered music therapy – and the impact it can have on pain perception.
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The FDA and CDC have approved both Moderna and Pfizer booster shots for protection against the Omicron BA.4 & BA.5 variants of COVID-19. Who is eligible & why is it important to get this booster before cold weather arrives? Infectious disease expert Dr. Keith Armitage explains.
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A 2021 study found that people who logged at least 7,000 steps per day had a 50-70 percent lower risk of premature death, compared to those who walked less than 7,000 steps. Learn more about the benefits of walking as exercise.
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One month after her COVID-19 diagnosis, Carmen Darien developed strange symptoms. Her condition worsened further, eventually requiring hospitalization for life-threatening heart complications. Carmen shares what the experience was like firsthand.
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Muscle loss is a natural part of aging. After age 30, you begin to lose as much as 3%-5% every decade. Maintaining physical activity as you get older will help you keep your independence longer and prevent or manage any chronic illnesses.
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A coffee habit may decrease a person’s chance of developing neurological conditions as long as consumption is capped at about 400 mg daily, or about three cups of coffee, depending on the blend and how it's brewed. Neurologist Dr. Karla Madalin explains.
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Maurice Edwards knew he might lose his leg to amputation. He had poor circulation accompanied by moderate to severe pain – his leg was dying. But a specialized team within UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute knew how to address the problem.
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According to recent studies, e-cigarettes may cause as much as or potentially even more harm than tobacco cigarettes, especially for patients at risk for vascular disease.
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Every 30 minutes that stroke intervention care is delayed results in a 10 percent less chance for functional recovery. Luckily for Steve, the fast action of his colleagues and UH physicians lead to exceptional results.
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A breast cancer diagnosis doesn’t mean that life gets put on hold. Since her diagnosis in 1990, Renee Bonner remains in treatment, but that hasn’t stopped her from seeing her children – and grandchildren – grow.
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Perhaps one of the most difficult aspects of undergoing chemotherapy treatment is hair loss from the scalp. Scalp cooling therapy can help some cancer patients reduce the amount of hair they lose and eliminates the need to wear a wig, scarf or cap.
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Many people’s knowledge of psilocybin, “magic mushrooms”, is limited to its use as a recreational drug. But over the past 20 years, a growing body of research has shown that it has significant potential in the treatment of a number of health disorders.
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People often confuse heart attack and cardiac arrest, or think they are the same thing. In short, heart attack is a plumbing issue. Sudden cardiac arrest is an electrical issue. Here’s how to tell them apart – and what to do should they happen.
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As the highly contagious COVID-19 Delta variant drives up infection rates worldwide, it brings new concerns and questions for travelers. A number of countries have imposed restrictions in the face of soaring cases. Here's what you should know:
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By age 75, the chances of hearing loss are almost one in two. That can have devastating consequences, as older adults with hearing loss are at greater risk for depression, cognitive decline and dementia. Dr. Alejandro Rivas explains:
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The average person in the USA eats nearly 72 grams of sugar a day. That equals about 57 pounds of sugar per person each year. Our bodies were not made to handle these huge amounts of sugar. Here's how to stop excess sugar from sneaking into your diet.
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Physicians are learning that the COVID-19 vaccines currently in use can cause your lymph nodes to swell. This swelling can indicate that your body is fighting the perceived intruder – exactly what is supposed to happen following inoculation.
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With 1.5 sacks yesterday, @Flash_Garrett is only 8 sacks away from passing Browns legend Clay Matthews for the all-time franchise record! Join us as we count down with Myles - @Browns Ambassador to University Hospitals - as he closes in on this incredible achievement. #GoBrowns
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When William Moulton saw Dr. Gupta walk into his room to treat his pulmonary embolism, he said "Boy am I glad to see you!" The same doctor had saved William's life just 5 years earlier. Read William's story:
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There are different ways to screen for colon cancer and each method has its pros and cons. Use this overview to find out which option is right for you.
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Some people have a ringing in their ears. Others might hear a roaring, buzzing, hissing or clicking. If you’re one of the nearly 10 percent of adults who experience some form of tinnitus, there are options that can help.
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How big of a threat is the COVID-19 Omicron variant? University Hospitals infectious disease specialist Dr. Keith Armitage explains what experts know so far.
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Bernadette Scruggs has one piece of advice for every woman: don't miss your annual mammogram. Early detection is the best cure, she knows. At 51, her punctuality helped her physicians catch HER 2-positive breast cancer in Stage 2. Read her story:
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A 2021 study found that people who logged at least 7,000 steps per day had a 50-70 percent lower risk of premature death, compared to those who walked less than 7,000 steps. Learn more about the benefits of walking as exercise.
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Many health experts have voiced opposition to a bill passed by the U.S. Senate that would make daylight savings time permanent. Studies have identified long-term health risks in large populations where peoples’ internal clocks are out of sync with the sun.
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While salt makes food taste better, it also contributes to high blood pressure, elevating risk of heart attack and stroke. It's a reasons why the FDA recently announced voluntary guidelines for food makers and restaurants to cut sodium content by 12%.
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When a surgeon removes a brain tumor, precision is everything. The goal is to remove as much tumor as possible, while preserving the surrounding healthy tissue. An innovative way to do that: make the tumor glow bright pink.
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In response to COVID-19, a new kind of vaccine has appeared – the mRNA vaccine. Beyond COVID-19, this technology may help fight diseases including HIV and the flu. But how is it different from other vaccines? Dr. Robert Salata explains.
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After spending 40 days in the ICU, Rocco Greco was relieved to go home - but it soon became clear he was suffering from Post Intensive Care Syndrome. He was ultimately referred to the UH Post-ICU Recovery Clinic, where support and empathy were waiting.
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Usually, patients with multiple myeloma, a cancer that forms in plasma cells, are on continuous therapy with side effects that impact their lifestyle. Now, a newly approved treatment can help patients' recovery while maintaining their quality of life.
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When a surgeon removes a brain tumor, precision is everything. The goal is to remove as much tumor as possible, while preserving the surrounding healthy tissue. An innovative way to do that: make the tumor glow bright pink.
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Chronic kidney disease affects about 15% of people. The number one cause of the disease: diabetes. While the reasons behind that connection are complex, we know that the better diabetes is controlled, the better the chance of preserving kidney function.
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Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most feared and misunderstood diagnoses. One-third of people older than age 85 will experience it. When warning signs do appear, it’s usually a loved one – not the patient – who first notices.
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We were thrilled to work with our partner, @Browns , to send three frontline caregivers to #SuperBowl LV in Tampa, Florida. Catherine Wilson, Rolando Mirandilla, and Dr. Rana Hejal have worked on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic since it's outbreak last year.
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When you are young and healthy, having a primary care doctor probably seems unnecessary. But when you establish a comfortable, trusting relationship with a primary care provider, you are laying the groundwork for a lifetime of good health.
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When a blockage in the left anterior descending artery occurs, it typically requires open-heart surgery. However, some patients, like Steve Momon, can be treated in a different, minimally invasive way. Cardiac surgeon Dr. Pablo Vega explains how.
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Half of those who go to the ER could instead be cared for in an ambulatory (non-emergency) setting, significantly reducing wait times and costs. Having a primary care provider can help reduce these unnecessary visits to the hospital.
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For many people, shortened days and colder weather triggers a condition called seasonal affective disorder. This depressive disorder, caused by the onset of certain seasons, affects 5% of the U.S. population and four times as many women as men.
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Pollution was responsible for 9 million deaths worldwide in 2019, 5.1 million of which were due to cardiovascular disease, says a review article recently published in @NEJM . Dr. Sanjay Rajagopalan explains what the findings means for patients & physicians.
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Immunotherapy is a new, groundbreaking approach to treating cancer that harnesses the body’s own natural defenses to fight tumors. Dr. Ted Teknos, President and Scientific Director of UH Seidman Cancer Center, explains how it works.
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A new study found that 1 in 3 COVID-19 patients had at least one symptom of “long haul” COVID three to six months afterward, including shortness of breath, brain fog, muscle pain and more. University Hospitals physicians explain how COVID impacts the body.
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Kathleen Black had a faulty aortic valve, meaning blood couldn’t flow freely through her heart. She found Dr. Cristian Baeza, who guided her through successful aortic valve replacement. For Kathleen, it was a journey worth commemorating permanently.
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Like many members of the transgender community, Zoe had difficulties embracing her true identity. After spending roughly three years in the United States Army, Zoe was honorably discharged and began her journey toward gender affirmation. Read how.
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Recently, a college student was hospitalized after eating leftover rice and noodles. While this doesn’t mean we all need to clear out our cupboards, there are things we can learn about how to properly store, reheat and throw away leftovers.
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It’s becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between a cold, allergies and COVID-19. What are some of the telltale signs – and how important is it to know if you have a cold of COVID? Infectious disease specialist Dr. Robert Salata explains.
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Does a regular coffee habit help – or hurt – brain health? As Dr. Karla Madalin describes, a high-test coffee habit may decrease a person’s chance of developing conditions ranging from Alzheimer's disease to stroke. Here’s how.
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Post-workout, how soon should nutritional recovery take place? And what types of foods are best? Certified sports dietitian Amy Jamieson-Petonic shares her recommendations.
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Practicing mindfulness – focusing on what’s in front of you and around you – can help alleviate tense situations, reduce stress and ultimately improve both emotional and physical health. Here’s how.
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Days after giving birth at a rural hospital in southern Ohio, Jana Thomas knew something was wrong. When she described her symptoms, most people said she was just stressed from giving birth. But in reality, Jana was having a heart attack. Read her story:
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Vasectomies are the most common non-diagnostic operation that urologists perform in the U.S. In fact, a vasectomy typically takes 20 – 30 minutes, requires only local anesthesia, and is usually done in a doctor’s office. Here’s what else to know.
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Shortly after her father passed from soft tissue sarcoma, Darby Harris was diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, an extremely rare bone cancer. To further complicate, COVID-19 had just arrived in the U.S. — but Darby and her UH team were ready.
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People often confuse heart attack and cardiac arrest, or think they are the same thing. In short, heart attack is a plumbing issue. Sudden cardiac arrest is an electrical issue. Here’s how to tell them apart – and what to do should they happen.
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Once you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes it doesn’t go away. It lies dormant within the nervous system without any symptoms. However, if reactivated, it can cause unpleasant and potentially serious complications. Here's how to reduce the risk.
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On a screening mammogram, fatty breast tissue appears as a dark area and dense breast tissue appears as a white area. Because tumors are made up of dense tissue, they also appear as a white area, making it harder to detect a tumor. Here's what to know.
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Early-onset cancers – those diagnosed before age 50 – began rising worldwide around 1990. One reason for this rise: better cancer screening and detection practices. But researchers say certain risk factors are also increasing. Here’s why.
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Just one day after turning 18, in August 2020, Caroline Rarick experienced a horrific trauma from a jet ski accident, nearly severing her leg. Now, almost a year later, Caroline is walking and jogging again. Read her story.
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Is the COVID-19 “Deltacron” variant real? While it might be theoretically possible for one person to be infected with both Delta & Omicron variants simultaneously, new variants do not form as a result of 2 variants combining. Infectious disease expert Dr. Keith Armitage explains.
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A recent study found that a diet rich in fruits and vegetables reduced the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 50%. They can also help promote healthy skin, eyes and bones. Here's why else it's worth eating more fruits and vegetables each day.
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A coffee habit may decrease a person’s chance of developing neurological conditions as long as consumption is capped at about 400 mg daily, or about three cups of coffee, depending on the blend and how it's brewed. Neurologist Dr. Karla Madalin explains.
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Is the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine booster safe for those that received the Moderna vaccine initially? UH infectious disease expert Dr. Keith Armitage explains the safety of mixing vaccines.
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Beginning Tuesday, December 21, University Hospitals will no longer provide COVID-19 testing in our emergency departments unless a patient is admitted. This change is in response to extraordinary demand on hospitals across our region.
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The FDA and CDC have released new recommendations for who should receive a second COVID-19 booster. Is it necessary for young, healthy people - or only those at heightened risk? Infectious disease expert Dr. Keith Armitage explains.
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Given the ongoing spike in COVID-19 infections, how can we minimize the risk of spread at holiday gatherings? Infectious disease expert Dr. Keith Armitage shares his advice.
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Maurice Edwards knew he might lose his leg to amputation. He had poor circulation accompanied by moderate to severe pain – his leg was dying. But a specialized team within UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute knew how to address the problem.
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A common myth: eating more protein will make your muscles huge and bulky. In reality, adding protein to your diet with some weight or resistance training can help change your body composition to one that is characterized by more lean muscle and less fat.
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