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Healthy habits are the best way to avoid disease, prolong your life, and live more happily, but amid the chaos of a woman’s daily life, healthy living may take a back seat to chores, work, busy schedules, and more.
Women’s healthcare is unique and the approach to women’s care offered at Tri-Health has to be as well.
No two people are the same, so the care a person needs should be personalized.
Some women inherit changes or (mutations) in certain genes that increase their risk of breast cancer.
Doctors at TriHealth say patients with advanced heart issues deserve patient-centered, personalized care.
Having advanced heart failure doesn’t mean you’ve run out of treatment options.
The clinics have helped companies across the region lower costs and improve their workforce health.
There is a growing field of workplace health and safety.
Healthcare is evolving as companies in the Tri-State seek to change how and where care is delivered.
A Tri-Health doctor sheds light on another step in the efforts to fight against cancer.
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With summer here, it’s a good time to refresh your water safety knowledge as families head to the pool or lake to cool down and have fun.
Tri-Health experts warn the only way to be sure your family is safe is to use close and sometimes hands-on supervision around any body of water.
FOX19 NOW's Dan Wells talks to doctors at Tri-Health about how to prevent a stroke.
FOX 19 NOW's Dan Wells speaks to doctors about Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, ALS.
Shoulder injuries in young athletes are common and can vary in cause and severity depending on each individual athlete’s training schedule and what sports they are playing.
In this 19 For a Cure, FOX19 NOW’s Dan Wells takes a look at comprehensive care from family medicine to sports medicine.
You always want to make sure that your children are their happiest and healthiest selves.
This 19 For a Cure focuses on patients with different circumstances, needs and preferences that are the focus of Tri-Health’s commitment.
Although we have learned a lot about how the heart works, there are still many unanswered questions about heart health and the cardiovascular system.
February is American Heart Month and is an annual reminder to focus on your heart health.
In this 19 For a Cure segment, we take a look inside a facility changing lives for West Siders.
In this 19 For a Cure segment, we take a look inside the ER.
Tri-Health Women’s Services is dedicated to caring for all women at every stage of their lives.
An annual wellness exam is an essential part of keeping up with a woman’s gynecological health.
Doctors say the goal of screening is to find lung cancer in an early stage
Lung cancer treatments have changed over the decades.
Tri-Health is making it easier for busy women to get their annual mammogram screening with its mobile mammography unit.
Residents who are in need of medical care, but unable to afford it, don’t have to put their health at risk thanks to the Good Samaritan Free Health Center.
Learn how post-surgery rehab programs can benefit patients.
Reasons why it’s important to get moving after surgery with a doctor’s permission.
Doctors say it's not clear what causes prostate cancer
Studies have shown that men of all backgrounds are significantly more reluctant to seek a doctor's help and that often women in the home drive medical care.
The TriHealth Cancer Institute is leading the way in personalized medicine.
Good nutrition is especially important for cancer patients because both the illness and its treatments can change the way they eat.
Melanoma actually only accounts for about 1% of skin cancer, but because of its ability to spread to the rest of the body, it accounts for most of the deaths that are from skin cancer.
Roughly 3.4 million people living in the U.S. will be diagnosed with skin cancer in 2022
Keep an eye out for men wearing pink in Cincinnati.
The “Real Men Wear Pink” campaign brings together civic and community leaders.
There is a 1 in 8 chance a woman will develop breast cancer.
Regular screenings are an important tool.
Genetic predisposition to heart disease is probably not identified as it should be in fact, some say it's underrecognized.
Certain heart conditions are caused by a single harmful DNA mutation while others, such as heart attack and high blood pressure, are usually caused by the combined effect of many smaller impact DNA variations.
Cholangiocarcinoma is a cancer that develops anywhere along the branches of the biliary tract system.
It currently affects more than one in ten women worldwide.
Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer affecting women of every ethnic group.
As lung cancer awareness month begins, newly eligible Americans are being urged to get screened.
The system is called “Ion by Intuitive”.
Some women inherit changes or mutations in certain genes that increase their breast cancer risk.
October is breast cancer awareness month