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Health and Wellness | June 19, 2025
Health Benefits of Practicing Yoga
Yoga is a healthy low-impact exercise that can help reduce stress, increase flexibility, balance and strength and maintain heart health.

Health and Wellness | June 17, 2025
Are You a Candidate for Weight-Loss Surgery?
Learn who qualifies for weight-loss surgery based on BMI, obesity severity and related conditions like diabetes or heart disease.

Health and Wellness | June 10, 2025
Pregnant? Consider a Nesting Party
Celebrate your pregnancy with a nesting party to prep your home and gather support before your baby’s arrival.

Health and Wellness | June 9, 2025
8 Tips to Reduce Screen Time for Adults
Cut back on screen time with these eight expert tips to improve your physical and mental health in today's digital world.

Health and Wellness | May 28, 2025
Maintaining a Healthy Gut: What to Eat and Avoid (video/podcast)
Scripps primary care physician Katherine Urbina explains how a healthy gut supports your digestive system. Learn what to eat and avoid.

Health and Wellness | May 22, 2025
How to Relieve Back Pain During Pregnancy: 8 Expert Tips
Back pain is common in pregnancy. Learn safe ways to relieve it and when to see a doctor for symptoms like severe pain or cramping.

Health and Wellness | May 20, 2025
What Is Urgent Care For?
Find out whether your minor injury should have you going to urgent care, walk-in clinic, the ER or your primary care physician.

Health and Wellness | May 19, 2025
Pap Test vs HPV Test: What’s the Difference?
A Pap test and an HPV test are both effective screenings for cervical cancer, but they look for different things. Early detection saves lives.

Health and Wellness | April 22, 2025
Six Tips to Prevent Digestive Problems
Follow our tips to prevent stomach and digestion problems after eating too much or eating something that doesn't agree with you.

Health and Wellness | April 22, 2025
How Does Salt Intake Impact Your Heart?
Salt aids fluid balance and muscle function. But too much raises blood pressure and heart risks. Most sodium hides in processed foods.