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Physicians at Endeavor Health are working to ensure patients have an easier time with spine surgeries. “Over the last 25 years, we’ve particularly been looking for less invasive ways of doing the same…

After the trauma of a heart attack or a heart procedure, one of the last things you may want to consider is committing to a months-long follow-up program involving exercise. Cardiac rehabilitation is…

Trying to choose what you might need from the vast array of dietary supplements available today could easily overwhelm. First, there are various types of supplements, including vitamins, minerals…

Watch this video as William Ares, MD, a neurosurgeon with Endeavor Health, talks about stroke, BEFAST and how the experts at Endeavor Health’s Comprehensive Stroke Center partnered with EMTs to help save a 911 stroke patient.

As an infant, Ben Freedman’s head leaned a little bit to one side. As he grew, the curve in his back became more noticeable, his shoulders were uneven and his gait a bit off. But the issues with his…

Every year since your child was 2 or 3 years old, she/he has gained about 5 pounds and grown about 2 inches, on average. During puberty, you can expect that rate to double. The American Academy of…

Say you’ve been feeling well, all things considered, and a visit to the doctor is the furthest from your mind. Then you have some strange new symptoms. Some things will pass with time. And some you…

Comprehensive, multidisciplinary care is now available at the newly renovated Center for Breast Health, part of Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital’s Jack and Mayora Rosenberg Women’s Health Center at the Galter Medical Pavilion in Chicago’s Lincoln Square neighborhood.

Diabetes is an insidious disease In the less-common type 1 diabetes, the body cannot make insulin. Currently, no one knows how to prevent this type. Approximately 90-95% of people with diabetes have…

When Aimee Sinnott received her breast cancer diagnosis, the Elmhurst business analyst meticulously followed her medical team’s recommendations. She started chemotherapy, got a mastectomy, and crossed…

Dr. Hallie Labrador says she wasn’t particularly “sporty” growing up.