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A diabetes educator at Scripps Whittier Diabetes Institute teaches patients how to help manage diabetes.
News Releases | May 30, 2018

Scripps Invests $398 Million into Community Benefits in Region

Scripps Health, a nonprofit health system, invested $398 million into community benefit programs in San Diego County during fiscal year 2017,
A female doctor explains the results of a CT scan with a stroke patient.
News Releases | May 25, 2018

All Scripps Hospitals Recognized for Excellent Stroke Care

All five Scripps Health hospital campuses earned AHA/ASA Gold Plus Quality Achievement Awards for meeting high treatment standards for stroke treatment.
Jack Schim, MD, a Scripps neurologist, discusses a new FDA-approved drug to treat migraine headaches with KUSI anchor Lauren Phinney.
Scripps in the News | May 22, 2018

Scripps Neurologist Hails New Drug For Migraine Treatment

Scripps neurologist Jack Schim, MD, recently discussed the benefits of a newly FDA-approved drug that treats migraines with local news media.
The interatrial shunt device is an experimental device designed to relieve symptoms from heart failure.
News Releases | May 18, 2018

Scripps Enrolls First Local Patient for Heart Failure Device Trial

Scripps enrolled the first local patient in an international clinical trial of an interatrial shunt device designed to relieve heart failure symptoms.
Imad Dandan, MD, a trauma surgeon at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, discussed injury prevention during a May Trauma Awareness news segment on KUSI. Scripps La Jolla is scheduled to host the Fifth Annual Trauma Awareness on Saturday, May 19.
Scripps in the News | May 17, 2018

Trauma Expert Raises Awareness About Preventable Injuries

Imad Dandan, MD, a trauma surgeon at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, recently went on KUSI to raise awareness about preventable injuries.
How Research at Scripps Could Revolutionize Treatment for Knee Osteoarthritis (podcast)
Health and Wellness | May 15, 2018

How Research at Scripps Could Revolutionize Treatment for Knee Osteoarthritis (podcast)

Physicians and scientists at the Scripps Clinic Shiley Center for Orthopaedic Research and Education (SCORE) are researching new solutions for osteoarthritis.
Walter Biffl, MD, trauma surgeon, is interviewed by an NBC 7 reporter, urging caution this Thursday when bike enthusiasts participate in National Bike to Work Day. Dr. Biffl offered tips to prevent trauma injuries.
Scripps in the News | May 15, 2018

Scripps Trauma Expert Urges Caution for Bike to Work Day

A Scripps trauma expert recently went on TV to urge bicycle enthusiasts to be cautious on National Bike to Work Day, offering tips to avoid trauma injuries.
A pregnant woman sits on a bed talking to her gynecologist. Photo is used to illustrate a web post on a study that found no link between taking biologics and pregnancy complications.
Scripps in the News | May 14, 2018

Scripps Doctors Offer Insights On Pregnancy Study

Scripps experts discussed a recent study that found that women who take biologics are not at risk of delivering pre-term babies.
Anne and Chuck Dick are supporters of Scripps Mercy Ball and were recently featured in San Diego Magazine which covered the 46th Annual Scripps Mercy Ball to benefit trauma care at Scripps Mercy Hospital.
Scripps in the News | May 14, 2018

Scripps Mercy Ball Raises $700,000 for Trauma Care

The 46th Annual Scripps Mercy Ball raised $700,000 to benefit trauma care at Scripps Mercy Hospital.
Orthopedic Researchers Racing to Find Ways to Improve Knee Replacements (video)
Health and Wellness | May 8, 2018

Orthopedic Researchers Racing to Find Ways to Improve Knee Replacements (video)

Physicians and scientists at the Scripps Clinic Shiley Center for Orthopaedic Research and Education (SCORE) are working to improve joint replacement surgery.