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“Do you know what day it is?” asked Kody Pham, my ICU nurse. “I have no idea,” I said. “It’s New Year’s Eve,” Pham said. -Bryan Pecherek, COVID-19 survivor For Read More about ‘I Survived COVID-19’
Mary Ellen Derstine, a 16-year employee of Grand View Health, will be honored during the opening game of the Philadelphia Phillies 2021 baseball season as one of 41 “Frontline Heroes.” Read More about Grand View Health Housekeeper Mary Ellen Derstine to be Honored as Phillies Frontline Hero at Opening Day Ceremony
By Monique Gary, DO, Director, Grand View Health Breast Cancer Program I know you hear me say “get your mammogram” all the time. And make no mistake, getting your annual Read More about What do I Need to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine and My Mammogram?
New medications, better screening tools and improved surgical procedures have changed the way many types of cancer are found and treated in 2021. One of the areas experiencing the most Read More about How Robotic Surgery Has Changed Colorectal Cancer Treatment Dramatically
You can’t see it. You can’t taste it. You can’t smell it. That’s what makes carbon monoxide so dangerous to children and adults. And while some people think their biggest Read More about Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: Know the Dangers
You wouldn’t head home from the doctor’s office without filling your medication prescription. Yet studies show that only about 1 in every 4 people who suffer a heart attack, heart Read More about 5 Reasons to Fill That Prescription for Cardiac Rehab
For most people, 2020 will be remembered as a pretty challenging year. Allen Tuttle will remember it as the year his daughters saved his life. It was Super Bowl Sunday Read More about ‘Super’ Heart Story: Allen Tuttle Survives a Serious Heart Attack
For 15 years, Kathie Romano educated women about their unique symptoms and risk for heart attack through the American Heart Association’s “Go Red for Women” Program. She never imagined she’d Read More about Kathie’s Story: How I Survived a ‘Widow Maker’ Heart Attack
As this week’s storm begins to move out, at some point, you’ll grab your shovel and start digging out. But are there times when it makes more sense to find Read More about Should I Shovel? The Answer Could Save Your Heart
While today’s winter storm will leave picture-perfect snow-covered hills, it’s also coming with a potential downside. Once the storm ends, snow, ice and slush will make driving tricky for days Read More about Stay Safe While Driving in Winter Weather
