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News | April 14, 2025
Can You Get a Mammogram with Breast Implants?
Yes, but make sure to find a breast care center that has experience doing mammograms with breast implants. Don't skip your mammogram.
News | April 14, 2025
What Causes Eye Floaters?
Eye floaters are usually harmless, but sudden changes could signal a serious issue. Learn the causes, symptoms and when to see a doctor.
News | February 28, 2025
What Are the Best Treatments for Endometriosis Relief?
Endometriosis affects millions of women and is one of the leading causes of infertility. Treatment options may include medication, surgery, or both.
News | December 10, 2024
What Is Gastric Sleeve Surgery?
Gastric sleeve, the most common weight-loss procedure, helps with severe obesity by reducing stomach size to promote weight loss.
News | April 10, 2025
What Are Common Symptoms of Head and Neck Cancer?
Common symptoms of head and neck cancer include persistent lumps or swelling, voice changes, sore throat, ear pain and persistent cough.
News | December 2, 2024
Leadless Pacemaker: Game Changer for Mountain Biker
Initially hesitant, Whitney DeSpain now thrives with a leadless pacemaker that helps support her active life and heart condition.
News | November 25, 2024
Diagnosing and Treating Prostate Cancer (video/podcast)
Prostate cancer affects 1 in 8 men. It's highly treatable when caught early. Urologist Ramsey Chachikli explains diagnosis and treatments.
News | November 25, 2024
Prioritize Your Heart Health
Be proactive with your heart health by managing your weight and seeking comprehensive care if you’re at risk or have heart disease.
News | February 4, 2025
New Technology: Pulsed Field Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation (video/podcast)
AFib treatment includes medications and, if needed, pulsed energy ablation. A Scripps cardiologist explains this new treatment.
News | 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.
News | January 24, 2025
How to Protect Yourself from Wildfire Smoke
Wildfire smoke is a serious health risk, causing breathing issues and harming the lungs and heart. Follow our tips to protect yourself.
News | March 24, 2025
What Does Vaginal Discharge During Pregnancy Indicate?
While vaginal discharge is common in pregnancy, changes may signal infections. Learn the signs and know when to seek medical help.
News | January 16, 2025
High-Risk Pregnancies : What You Should Know (video/podcast)
Experts explain how high-risk pregnancies develop and the roles perinatologists and genetic counselors play in ensuring safe deliveries.
News | March 19, 2025
Hispanic Women and Heart Disease: What To Look For
Heart disease is the second leading cause of death among Hispanic women. Obesity, hypertension and diabetes are major risk factors.
News | November 11, 2024
Scripps Cancer Center Recognized Among Nation’s Best Programs
Learn why Becker’s Hospital Review recently named Scripps Cancer Center to its 2024 list of hospitals and health systems with great oncology programs.
News | September 18, 2024
Media Outlets Cover Scripps Health 100th Anniversary
The event featured speakers, 1920s music, cake and pineapple punch, the same refreshments served 100 years ago at the original hospital’s grand opening.
News | March 10, 2025
Can Age-Related Farsightedness be Fixed?
Presbyopia is a common age-related condition that impairs close vision, typically corrected with lenses. Learn about treatments.
News | January 2, 2025
What is the Healthiest Fish to Eat?
Fish is a heart-healthy food, rich in omega-3s that are good for heart, brain and gut health. Avoid fried fish and high-mercury options.
News | March 3, 2025
8 Things to Know About Colorectal Cancer Screenings
By age 45, you should have a talk with your doctor about getting screened for colorectal cancer. Learn the different tests available.
News | March 3, 2025
Why Is The Measles Vaccine So Important?
Measles, once thought to have been eradicated, is now back, due largely to people not vaccinating. The MMR vaccine is highly effective.