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Health and Wellness | March 29, 2024
Six Keys to Reducing Inflammation
A Scripps doctor offers tips for reducing inflammation in the body and preventing disease. Diet and lifestyle changes can help.
Scripps in the News | March 27, 2024
Media Spotlight on Young Colorectal Cancer Survivor
Learn how Scripps helped San Diegan Corey Ziegler stave off colorectal cancer through a novel treatment.
Health and Wellness | March 27, 2024
You’re Pregnant! Now What? (video/podcast)
Learn how to stay healthy during pregnancy. From nutrition to exercise, learn how to support your well-being during this exciting time.
Health and Wellness | March 18, 2024
Which Medicines and Foods Should a Heart Patient Avoid?
Learn why heart patients should avoid highly processed foods, foods high in saturated fat or sodium and certain medications.
Health and Wellness | March 15, 2024
End-of-Life Care: Why Planning Matters
Learn the basics about end-of-life care planning, or advance directives, to express your wishes for care in case you get very sick.
Health and Wellness | March 12, 2024
Eat This, Not That, for Breakfast
Follow our tips to start the day with a healthy breakfast. Fuel your body with nutrients and protein to maintain energy and brain power.
Health and Wellness | March 8, 2024
What Are Common Types of Spine Surgery?
When surgery is necessary to fix a neck or back problem, the answer may be minimally invasive procedures. An infographic illustrates the most common procedures.
Health and Wellness | March 7, 2024
When Is Cervical Spine Fusion Necessary?
Cervical spinal fusion connects two or more vertebrae to improve stability and reduce neck pain. Learn who needs it and how it's done.
Health and Wellness | March 5, 2024
Is Your Ankle Sprained, Strained or Fractured?
There are different types of ankle injuries: sprains, strains and fractures. Learn the differences in the event you ever need treatment.
Health and Wellness | February 29, 2024
What are Common Causes of Fever in Infants?
Fever in children is usually harmless but still requires special attention. Learn other symptoms to watch for and when to call your doctor.