SVHC's Weekly Health Update: Oct. 7

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October 7, 2022

Medical Matters Weekly: Breast Cancer Research

Medical Matters Weekly Host Dr. Trey Dobson caught up with Linda Vahdat, MD, MBA, of Dartmouth Cancer Center, on the most recent advances in breast cancer treatment.  

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Breast Cancer Screening Recommendations for You

Everyone is different, which means recommendations regarding when and how often you should be screened for breast cancer may be different too. Get guidance from Family Medicine Physician Natacha Jager, MD, of SVMC Northshire Campus. 

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Cold, Flu, or COVID?

Marie George, MD, FIDSA, provides a complete profile of each of these easily confused cold-weather illnesses. More.

Free Period Products

SVMC has joined local and national partners to make menstrual pads available at no cost. Learn More. 

A Healthier Halloween

Get fresh ideas for what to give your trick-or-treaters this year from Registered Dietitian Kristin Irace. Read More.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation

People whose chronic illness makes it hard to breathe can benefit from this special physical therapy program. Read More.

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A champion for those living in bigger bodies, Kara Richardson Whitley inspires all. A new movie, based on her memoir, is in the works. Read More.

It's Jobtoberfest! 

Enjoy fall flavors as you meet recruiters from the area's biggest companies and discover the career opportunities waiting for you. Read More.

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SVMC Wellness Connection: April 12

April 12, 2024

5 Ways to Address Pain from Basal Joint Arthritis

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After a long winter’s nap, gardens are calling out to be raked, pruned, dug, and planted. All that activity can take a toll on your body, especially your hands if you have arthritis. While you can’t reverse arthritis, there are things you can do to make living with it less painful. Learn more about the treatment options that can minimize discomfort and improve hand function. 

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Lousy Night's Sleep? Daytime Behaviors Could Be to Blame

If you’re one of the nearly 84 million Americans (1 in 3 adults) who do not get the recommended amount of uninterrupted sleep, your physical and mental health may be at serious risk. Learn how to improve your overall health by adjusting your daily routines with these healthy sleep habits.

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Unusual Symptoms of Diabetes

Most people are familiar with the common symptoms of diabetes—increased thirst, hunger, and urination. But there are other, less-common symptoms that can also indicate issues with your blood sugar. Take a look at these five symptoms that should not be ignored. Read More.

Spring Into Sun Safety

As spring weather has you wearing heavy coats and sweaters less and less, there’s one thing you should be putting on more and more: sunscreen. Learn why a product's SPF level and broad-spectrum qualities matter. Read More.

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