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    Tips for a Safe, Healthy School Year

    Are your kids ready to go back to school? In the latest Scripps “To Your Health” article, pediatrition Dania Lindenberg, MD, gives you 10 steps to help them stay safe and healthy on campus and in the classroom. Read the full article: 10 Tips for a Safe, Healthy School Year.

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    Ten Essential Nutrients for a Healthy Pregnancy

    When you’re pregnant, anything that you feed yourself also feeds your fetus. A growing body of evidence shows that nourishment during pregnancy will significantly affect the short and long-term health of the baby. In addition to the right types and amounts of proteins, carbohydrates and fats, ...

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    Scripps CEO Listed Among Health Care Leaders To Follow On Twitter

    Looking for a good way to keep up with the fast-paced and ever changing world of health care? Becker’s Hospital Review recommends following Scripps Health President and CEO Chris Van Gorder and 19 other hospital and health system leaders on Twitter. “Social media has revolutionized the ...

    • Tuesday, July 16th, 2013

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    Relief for Painful Joint Damage

    In the latest “Savvy Patient” column in the UT San Diego, Scripps Clinic orthopedic surgeon William Bugbee, M.D., explores allograft surgery, which replaces damaged or missing cartilage with healthy transplanted human cartilage or bone. Candidates for allograft surgery are generally people 50 and ...

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    Colorectal Cancer Often Preventable with Proper Screening

    In the latest “Savvy Patient” column in the UT San Diego, Scripps Clinic gastroenterologist Walter Coyle, M.D., explains the various screening options available for colorectal cancer. About 50,000 people die annually from the disease in the United States, making it the third-leading cause of ...

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    Scripps CEO Talks Health Care Reform, Sequestration, mHealth

    Scripps Health President and CEO Chris Van Gorder recently appeared on KNSD TV’s “Money Matters” program to discuss the challenges facing hospitals in San Diego County and across the country. Host George Chamberlin asked about declining reimbursements from Medicare and Medi-Cal, ...

    • Monday, July 8th, 2013

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    Botox For the Treatment of Migraine

    The use of Botox for the treatment of Migraine pain has been approved since 2010 and physicians are offering the treatment with increasing regularity. Emily Rubenstein Engel , MD, associate director of the Dalessio Headache Center at Scripps Clinic , shared her expertise on the use of this treatment ...

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    Scripps Health's Eric Topol Recognized As Leader On the Web

    Eric Topol, M.D., has been a fast-rising star on the Internet. He has amassed nearly 24,000 followers on Twitter at @EricTopol, adding 6,500 new ones just in the past three months. His video interviews generate huge numbers of hits. And he scores a 68 on Klout, the analytics tool that ranks users ...

    • Tuesday, June 18th, 2013

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    Scripps Clinic's Dr. Paul Stricker Featured on ABC's Nightline

    Pediatric sports medicine specialist Dr. Paul Stricker was interviewed by ABC’s Nightline for a recent story about children’s involvement in mixed martial arts (MMA) competitions. Dr. Stricker says he sees a number of injuries among his patients who compete in MMA, including ...

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    Your Aging Eyesight

    If you’re around age 40 and have noticed that you need to hold small print father and farther away in order to read it clearly, it is not just your imagination —nor are your arms shorter than they used to be. After age 35, everybody starts to develop a type of age-related vision disorder called ...

    • Thursday, June 13th, 2013