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Scripps in the News | March 20, 2020
Good Morning America Covers Inspiring Organ Transplant Chain at Scripps
It's an inspiring story about three life-saving kidney transplants at Scripps Green Hospital. See why the procedures were so unique.
Scripps in the News | March 19, 2020
Scripps Expands Telehealth Services
KUSI and ABC 10 report on Scripps Health's plans to rapidly expand their telehealth services in the coming weeks.
Health and Wellness | March 18, 2020
Are Pets Affected By Coronavirus?
There is no evidence that pets can get COVID-19 or transmit it; still practice good hygiene and include your pets in any family emergency planning.
Health and Wellness | March 18, 2020
Talking to Kids About Coronavirus
Be calm and reassuring when addressing questions about COVID-19 with your child. Teach them how to reduce spreading of germs.
Health and Wellness | March 17, 2020
How Do You Get Shingles? Who’s at Risk? (podcast)
If you've ever had chickenpox, you're at risk of shingles, an itchy and painful condition. Learn the causes and treatments.
Scripps in the News | March 17, 2020
A Look at Colorectal Cancer Prevention Tips on KUSI TV
Find out important tips about colorectal cancer awareness month. Learn about screening options and more from a Scripps MD Anderson doctor.
News Releases | March 13, 2020
Scripps Health Launches Nurse Line Dedicated to COVID-19
Scripps Health has launched a COVID-19 nurse line to connect patients to nurses who are screening people with coronavirus symptoms.
Health and Wellness | March 11, 2020
Do I Need a TB Test? What Happens If I Test Positive for TB?
A positive TB test does not necessarily mean you have tuberculosis. More testing is needed to see if it's latent or active TB. Learn more.
Health and Wellness | March 11, 2020
How to Get Your Child to Poop Regularly
Potty training can be challenging when your toddler is reluctant to go. Follow our tips to help your child go regularly.
Health and Wellness | March 10, 2020
What Is Shingles? (video)
If you had chickenpox before, you may develop shingles later in life. Learn how to treat this itchy, sometimes painful condition.