Health & Wellness

Adults over the age of 65 are at risk of a pelvic fracture from a low-energy fall

Across many cancers, repeated injury and long-standing inflammation can damage DNA and increase the likelihood of cancer-causing mutations.

Previously diagnosed inoperable tumors can be treated with a LITT procedure

February is National Cancer Prevention Month, and experts are urging adults to take proactive steps toward prevention and early detection.

Even a brief walk post-meal can help support the body and mind

Pediatric cardiologists say oral health isn’t just about cavities; it can be a line of defense against dangerous cardiac infections

Women are encouraged to attend regular well-woman visits, ask about their screening schedule, and stay up to date

Using alcohol to deal with stress and anxiety can lead to an increased risk of dependency

The CT calcium score testing is widely available as part of routine heart risk assessment and can be ordered by a cardiologist or primary care provider.

Doctors at Loma Linda University Health encourage fans to enjoy the Super Bowl while staying mindful of their heart health.