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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.
Health and Wellness | March 12, 2020
Hot Flashes and Night Sweats: Managing Menopause Symptoms

Menopause symptoms can be unpredictable. Scripps physician, Gay Walker discusses options including hormone replacement therapy.
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 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.
Health and Wellness | March 6, 2020
Can Food Heal?

Certain foods can help you heal from injury and prevent disease. Learn about anti-inflammatory foods and how they help reduce inflammation.
Health and Wellness | March 5, 2020
5 Facts About Breast Cancer Screening

Early detection of breast cancer makes it easier to treat the disease. Learn about the importance of getting a mammogram.
Health and Wellness | February 28, 2020
Nightmares vs. Night Terrors: What’s the Difference?

Learn the difference between nightmares and night terrors in children, how it affects their sleep health, and what you can do to help.
Health and Wellness | February 24, 2020
Are Blue Light Glasses Necessary?

Get the facts about blue light and its impact on eye health, including advice from a Scripps ophthalmologist about the necessity of blue light filter glasses.
Health and Wellness | February 24, 2020
7 Tips for Safe Spring Break Travel

Learn how to have a smooth, stress-free spring break vacation with these simple tips from Scripps Health.
Health and Wellness | February 24, 2020
Understanding Orthorexia Nervosa

A Scripps doctor explains how orthorexia, or an extreme fixation on healthy eating, can have a negative impact on health and well-being.