Catholic Health News & Stories

Start taking the first step toward controlling your diabetes.

Heat intolerance causes a more extreme reaction than the typical discomfort many people feel when temperatures rise.

Helpful information about common skin rashes and what you can do to prevent them.

Dr. Yi-Chun Lee, gynecologic oncologist and system chair of Women’s Health Services at Catholic Health, answers commonly asked questions about gynecologic cancer.

health maintenance and symptom awareness are the most important aspects of early diagnosis.

Help protect your bones.

Vertigo, or the feeling that your environment is spinning even when you’re not moving, is a symptom of another health condition.

Dr. Yi-Chun Lee answers commonly asked questions about cervical cancer.

The advantages of robotic-assisted surgery for patients with kidney tumors.

An upper endoscopy is performed by a gastroenterologist to examine your upper digestive system.

Talk to your gastroenterologist about when you should get screened for a colonoscopy.

Learn how to prevent caregiver burnout from negatively affecting your life and your health. 

These tips can help ensure you are taking your medication safely as well as safely storing and disposing.

Dr. Laura Sheridan-Kelchner shares helpful information about preparing for and recovering from a cesarean section (C-section).

Nearly 80% of women will develop fibroids by the age of 50.

Restless legs syndrome (RLS) causes an uncontrollable urge to move your legs. Learn more about the condition.

A newborn brings a range of emotions for a mom.

Talk to you doctor about the right time for you to schedule a mammography.

Hydration plays many essential roles in keeping your body healthy. One of the best ways to stay hydrated is drinking enough water.

A well-balanced, nutrient-dense diet and physical activity are key factors to help prevent cancer.

A potentially serious medical condition, heat intolerance can cause long-lasting health problems if you ignore the warning signs.

Safely enjoy the sun with these helpful tips.

Exercise is an effective way to lower your blood pressure.

Screening for cancer is an essential part of taking care of your health.

The likelihood of developing a blood clot increases the longer you sit without moving your legs.

A panic attack and a heart attack share similar symptoms.

PCOS is a complex condition that affects your entire body.

Knowing what to expect at mammograms eases the worry of patients.

Ragweed is the most common cause of fall allergies.

Hidden scary surgery minimizes disfigurement from large incisions.

Noncancerous breast diseases commonly cause breast changes.

Cyclic and non-cyclic breast pain have different symptoms and causes.

Now is the time to make a plan for getting your flu vaccine.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among men and women.

Your health improves within minutes of quitting.

Thyroid conditions can occur in people of any age, gender or ethnic background.

Kidneys play a vital role in maintaining your overall health.

Anemia is the most common noncancerous blood disorder.

While the two inflammatory bowel diseases are alike in many ways, there are key differences.

Your PCP will carefully review all bloodwork results.

Eating less meat—or even giving it up entirely—may reduce your risk of disease and improves your overall health.

Tips for a plan that will have a positive impact on your life for years to come.

Frequently asked questions about women and heart disease.

Prevent the development of high blood pressure by leading a healthy lifestyle.

Measuring your heart rate is a helpful tool to monitor your health.

An abnormal heart murmur can indicate a problem with your heart that requires treatment.

At least 30 minutes of daily moderate physical activity has numerous benefits.

Calcium needs depend on factors like age, gender and diet.

Do not take supplements without first talking to your primary care physician.

Certain factors contribute to needing more or less water daily.