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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…

Artificial intelligence (AI) can handle a variety of tasks, some more helpful than others. Endeavor Health cardiologists have found a way AI can improve healthcare for heart patients. Echocardiograms…

Pain is a debilitating symptom affecting almost one-fourth of the U.S. population. Finding a cause and moments of relief is a daily path for many. Lauren Casey is a 23-year-old who developed severe…

Game-changing new technology is transforming physicians’ ability to perform lung biopsies, in even the smallest and hardest to reach airways. The Ion robotic-assisted bronchoscopy enables precise…

When your heart rhythm feels off, it can be unsettling. For many patients, it’s reassuring to know there is technology that can keep heart experts connected to their heartbeat 24 hours a day. The…

Christine Johnson’s life was completely disrupted by chronic pain. “I wasn’t sleeping. I wasn’t eating. I’ve been in that much pain,” she said. “My pain before was 10, until I got my implant.”

Joint replacement procedures have advanced greatly in the last 10 years thanks to new and improving technology and collaborative expertise of physicians dedicated to improving patient outcomes. “We’re…