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What if your doctor had the sum total of medical knowledge at their fingertips? What if your nurse could focus more on you, thanks to an extra set of (robotic) hands? We are in an age of medicine like…

Pictured above, from left to right: Katerina Markopoulou, MD, helped patient María-Paz Salas manage her tremors and movement symptoms. María-Paz Salas felt like she was walking with weights around her…

If you’re reading this, you’re on the new website for Endeavor Health. We’re glad you’re here — because it was built for our most important visitor: You. Since launching this website alongside the…

Robotic-assisted joint replacement procedures have increased significantly over the last decade, with the most utility in hip, knee and some shoulder replacements. Robotic assistance can mean anything…

Pregnant and postpartum patients deal with specific depression and anxiety symptoms, which when left untreated, can lead to pregnancy complications, fetal development issues, and even fetal loss or…

Normally, as our heart pumps blood through its chambers, its valves act like little doors that open and close in sync with our heartbeat and prevent blood from flowing backwards. When heart valves…

For decades, doctors have used stem cells to help repair the body. Stem cells are unique because they can replicate themselves, creating more healthy cells in the part of the body that needs to heal…

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…

When you can’t catch your breath, everything feels harder to do. From walking up stairs to playing with grandchildren, shortness of breath can put a damper on daily life. When Deborah Haracz first met…

Innovation comes in many forms at Endeavor Health. From staying at the forefront of the latest scientific advancements and breakthrough technologies, to unlocking the power of data to personalize…

The human heart has four valves — mitral, tricuspid, pulmonary and aortic. These valves have flaps that open and close with each heartbeat. A problem with a valve, such as a valve that doesn’t close…

Advances in treatment for a broad array of cancers have fueled improved outcomes and brighter futures for many of today’s cancer patients. An increased emphasis on research continues to offer the…