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Spring is here, and it’s time to get moving! Whether you’re tackling yard work, hitting the hiking trails or starting a new workout routine, it’s important to ease in and avoid injury. Without proper…

After a long Midwest winter, the arrival of spring brings the excitement of getting back outside. Gardening, garage cleanouts and spring-cleaning feel refreshing—but jumping into activity too quickly…

Living with hip pain can feel like losing a part of yourself—your freedom, your energy and your ability to move with ease. Same-day hip replacement surgery is changing that, offering a faster…

It’s common knowledge that if you want to improve your physical health, one of the best ways is to start exercising — join a gym, visit a local yoga studio, or simply start walking around your…

Our relationship with alcohol is complicated. People use it as a social lubricant, a stress reliever, a relaxation agent. We give it to each other as gifts, pour it into fancy glasses and plan entire…

If you’ve been diagnosed with coronary artery disease, you’re not alone. It’s the most common type of heart disease, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates one in every 20…

Measles, eliminated in the United States in 2000, is being reported again across several states, already surpassing the low report rate from 2023. A warning went out from the Centers for Disease…

Cardiovascular care is advancing at a remarkable pace, offering new hope to patients with complex conditions. At the Endeavor Health Cardiovascular Institute, our cardiologists are at the forefront of…

Some of us know that familiar feeling after having a few drinks. At first, you feel pretty good. You’re relaxed, laughing and having fun. That’s because alcohol triggers the release of endorphins, or…

A good night’s sleep is essential for a productive school day — and a healthy kid. Your child may argue with you on this point, but the truth is, sleep is vital. And they likely need a lot more sleep…

It happens in the blink of an eye. A grade-schooler is suddenly in junior high, then high school. Before you know it, it feels like your preschooler is off to college. For parents, it feels like kids…

A self-proclaimed outlier in the world of metastatic ovarian cancer, Janice Aull had five “delightful, healthy and productive” years after her initial rounds of treatment before a recurrence sent her…