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Scripps in the News | July 28, 2017

Scripps Trauma Patient Talks About Shark Attack For First Time

The entrance to the Barbey Family Emergency and Trauma Center.
Three months after receiving life-saving care at Scripps, Leeanne Ericson discussed the shark attack that nearly killed her.
News Releases | July 6, 2017

Scripps Invests $110 Million into Community Programs in La Jolla Area

Scripps Health invested $110.1 million into community benefit programs and services in the La Jolla area during fiscal year 2016.
Scripps in the News | July 5, 2017

Scripps Leading Way in Heart Procedures Through Wrist

A growing number of catheter-based heart procedures are being done through the wrist rather than the groin, according to a 10News report.
Health and Wellness | June 30, 2017

Cancer Survivors Gather to Share Powerful Stories at Scripps

National Cancer Survivors Day events were held throughout Scripps Health to provide inspirational stories and connect with caregivers and fellow survivors.
News Releases | June 26, 2017

Scripps Invests $369 Million into Community Benefits in Region

Scripps Health invested $369 million into community benefit programs during fiscal year 2016.
Scripps in the News | June 21, 2017

Scripps Surgeon Gives Final Update on Shark Attack Patient

Scripps trauma surgeon Gail Tominaga, MD, provided a final update on shark attack patient Leeanne Ericson at a press conference at Scripps Memorial Hospital.
Scripps in the News | June 14, 2017

Heavy Traffic Conditions this Weekend in La Jolla Near Scripps Locations

Scripps Memorial La Jolla, San Diego.
Traffic in La Jolla is expected to spike this weekend due to UCSD comencement activities. Scripps is urging patients to allow extra travel time for appointments
Health and Wellness | June 6, 2017

A Year After Her Stroke, Policewoman Is Back on Board

A year after a life-threatening stroke, Oceanside police officer Angela Guerra has returned to work and won a gold medal in cross-country skiing.
Scripps in the News | May 26, 2017

Stroke Survivor Recalls Life-Saving Care

A year after surviving a life-threatening stroke, Oceanside police officer Angela Guerra is grateful for the care she received from Scripps.
News Releases | May 26, 2017

A Year After Stroke, Police Officer Back on the Job and Slopes

Scripps Mercy Hospital was granted the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association’s "Get With The Guidelines®" Stroke Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award.
A year after a life-threatening stroke, Oceanside police officer Angela Guerra has returned to work and won a gold medal in cross-country skiing.