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You can grow nutrient-rich vegetables and fruits in your own garden, including blueberries, kale and tomatoes.

Health and Wellness | May 14, 2024

10 Superfoods You Can Grow In Your Garden

Check out these nutrient-dense fruits and veggies. They're loaded with vitamins and minerals and you can grow them in your own garden.

Scripps in the News | May 13, 2024

Breakthroughs in Treating Complex Knee Injuries

Scripps Clinic orthopedic surgeon Tim Wang, MD, devised a comprehensive surgical plan for his patient, Tatum Vedder, including two rare surgeries.

A man checks on his heart rate using a wearable device after working out.

Health and Wellness | May 10, 2024

Can Wearable Devices Help with Heart Health?

Learn the pros and cons of using wearable devices for heart health. Devices can monitor heart rate, blood pressure and activity levels.

Health and Wellness | May 10, 2024

How Can I Lower My Risk for Osteoporosis?

Learn the risk factors for osteoporosis as we age, including autoimmune diseases, restrictive eating and prolonged medication use.

News Releases | May 9, 2024

Scripps Clinic Cardiologists First in County to Implant Newly Approved Devices to Repair Leaky Tricuspid Heart Valve

Learn how two Scripps Clinic interventional cardiologists became the first in San Diego County to use approved devices that avoid open heart surgery.

A woman heart patient holds a heart figure.

Health and Wellness | May 9, 2024

Five Things to Know About Integrative Cardiology

Here are five things from a Scripps Clinic cardiologist to know about integrative heart care, which focuses on caring for all aspects of a person’s health.