A few sobering facts: About 24 million Americans may have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and half of them don’t know it. It’s the fourth leading cause of death, and the only leading cause of death that’s actually getting more … Read More »
Uncontrolled high blood pressure, or hypertension, has declined among men over the past decade but increased among American women — about 25 percent of us now have it. And it contributes to more deaths in women than any other preventable … Read More »
One in five American women who contract lung cancer this year will be what researchers call “never smokers” — those who have taken a drag on fewer than 100 cigarettes in their lives. Sixty percent of never smokers with lung … Read More »
Keep your heart healthy! Lower your odds of developing heart disease with these easy diet and exercise changes to make in your 20s, 30s, or 40s. Your 20s Even though heart disease kills more women than breast, lung, and ovarian … Read More »
Cumulative exposure to allergens has sensitized them to indoor irritants, like dust mites, mold, and animal dander, resulting in chronic symptoms. Here have five surprising symptoms — plus doctor-approved ways to banish them. You look like you sparred in kickboxing class. … Read More »
People often distressed because of poor sleep. Poor sleep can lead to bad state of mind, let us look at what causes and how to improve sleep quality Insomnia What is it? Anyone who’s stared at the ceiling for hours … Read More »
Ovarian cancer has often been called the “silent killer.” Although experts are making progress in identifying ovarian cancer symptoms, early warning signs can be vague—like abdominal and pelvic pain, bloating, urinary frequency, feeling full quickly while eating, fatigue, upset stomach—and … Read More »
Some stars shine brighter than others. It’s the same with ideas; all are important but some really stand out. Stewardship of our resources is one of SCL Health’s top priorities, and senior leaders say it begins with ideas.Such thinking about … Read More »