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Patient Stories | April 21, 2025
Living Fully After Kidney Transplant
Juan Ramos is a kidney failure survivor living life fully 10 years after his transplant at Scripps. He credits expert care and teamwork.

Health and Wellness | April 17, 2025
Is Your Stress Becoming Chronic?
Learn the signs of chronic stress, how it affects your physical and mental health and what you can do to protect your overall health.

Health and Wellness | April 17, 2025
How Prebiotics and Probiotics Boost Gut Health
Prebiotics and probiotics aid digestion and are found in whole and fermented foods. Talk to your doctor before taking them as supplements.

Health and Wellness | April 17, 2025
Could Ultra-Processed Foods Be Hurting You?
Learn how ultra-processed foods, often with additives, may affect your weight, mood and health. Explore healthier options like whole foods.

Health and Wellness | April 9, 2025
How Are Pets Good for Your Health?
Studies show pets can improve your health. They encourage you to exercise and help reduce high blood pressure, stress and more.

Health and Wellness | April 9, 2025
How Do You Treat Insect Bites and Stings?
Insect bites and stings are usually harmless. But some can be serious and require medical care. Learn the signs and symptoms.

Health and Wellness | April 2, 2025
Is Male Menopause Real?
Can men get menopause? Different from women's, it's linked to aging and low testosterone. Learn the symptoms and treatments.

Health and Wellness | March 28, 2025
How to Tell If You Have Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Multiple Sclerosis or MS is a central nervous system disease with many different symptoms. Learn the types of MS, causes and treatments.

Health and Wellness | March 26, 2025
8 Simple Ways to Alleviate Heartburn
Occasional heartburn or acid reflux is common and manageable with lifestyle changes and OTC meds, but keep an eye on GERD symptoms.

Health and Wellness | March 24, 2025
Black Maternal Health: Why It Matters
Pregnancy-related deaths are declining, but Black women remain most at risk. See what's being done to improve Black maternal health.