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Managing Your Medication
Prescription medication can play an important role in our lives. It can help us overcome a short-term illness or manage a chronic condition. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 48.7% of Americans have used at least one prescription drug in the past 30 days.
Prepare for Life’s Uncertainties
Whether we think of ourselves as perfectly healthy or we are living with a serious illness, the most important thing as a patient is to make sure your health team understands your goals for your care.
What is Aphasia
Aphasia is a language disorder that affects language expression and comprehension. The recent news about Bruce Willis brought the condition into the spotlight.
Volunteers Snuggle Tiniest Patients
Three retirees volunteer for the hospital’s Cuddle Program and agree they have the best job in the hospital.
Menopause Let’s Chat
Menopause can take a toll on women, but you can get your mojo back. Get relief by learning the signs, symptoms and treatment.
Take 5 Minutes to Reduce Your Risk of Cervical Cancer
Just 40 years ago, cervical cancer was the leading cause of cancer death in women. Cases of cervical cancer have dropped dramatically in recent years, but Dawn Heizman, MD, with Meritas Health Pavilion For Women, says there's still work to be done.
Vaccine Plan Saves Lives Overseas
Using a COVID-19 vaccination plan developed at NKCH, Julius Saisi helped get 2,000 Kenyans vaccinated, including his mother, Ruth.
How Healthy Are Vegan and Plant-Based Diets
Plant-based and vegan diets consisting of fruits, vegetables and grains are increasingly popular, but they may not meet daily nutritional requirements.
Intermittent Fasting Friend or Foe
One of the latest weight loss trends is periods of not eating at all. Surprisingly, some studies show there are health benefits to intermittent fasting.
Endometriosis Heed Your Symptoms for Early Diagnosis
It’s difficult for women with endometriosis to get pregnant. Many have infertility. Understanding your symptoms will help lead to an early diagnosis.
Feeling SAD Seasonal Affective Disorder May Be the Culprit
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a common type of depression. It can occur during the fall-winter or spring-summer months, but you can get relief.
COVID-19 Long Haulers Support
For those who are suffering from the long-term effects of COVID-19, NKCH offers a long-haulers program to help manage lingering symptoms and improve your quality of life.