Catholic Health News & Stories

St. Francis Heart Center at Good Samaritan University Hospital Celebrates 1,000th TAVR Procedure Milestone

Flavorful carrot soup is made from simple ingredients and a mix of global flavors. With a touch of spice, subtle smokiness, and a hint of warming ginger, it's the perfect balance of savory and sweet.

How Catholic Health Helped Shape Zachary Stein’s Future in Medicine

Journaling can support your mental wellness. Journaling for just a few minutes a day can be a source of stress relief and a powerful tool that helps with anxiety, depression, and modern overwhelm.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) helps your body heal by delivering high levels of oxygen to tissue that is not getting enough. Physicians use it to treat slow-healing wounds, radiation injuries and certain emergencies. Catholic Health offers HBOT at our Centers for Hyperbaric Medicine & Wound Healing on Long Island.

For five-year-old Chase Mifsud was able to help his grandfather during a frightening medical emergency.

Prepare for the flu season and make a plan for getting your flu vaccine.

Lung cancer in people who have never smoked is an important and increasingly recognized public health concern. Researchers are investigating how its incidence and causes vary across populations.

Super moist and easy pumpkin spice cupcakes are topped with delicious cream cheese frosting. They are the perfect, flavorful base to decorate with festive designs for Halloween!

Catholic Health’s Good Samaritan University Hospital today announced a historic $10 million matching commitment from the Donald and Barbara Zucker Family Foundation—the largest philanthropic gift in the hospital’s history.

A lung cancer screening can find cancer early, when it is likely most treatable. The test requires no needles, no dye and no special preparation. Catholic Health offers lung cancer screening at six hospitals on Long Island.