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Celebrating 100 Years of TrustTrust. It’s such a simple word, but it’s the very foundation of any kind of relationship, and never more so than the relationship between a patient and a physician. When you come to your doctor, you’re often at your most vulnerable. You may not be feeling well. You may have symptoms that you’re not used to discussing. You may be worried. But to get the best care, you have to be open, forthright and perhaps share very sensitive information. You also have to feel comfortable asking questions. 
Congeners: How These Chemicals Contribute to How You Feel After DrinkingDuring the holidays, you'll likely be indulging...
Unexpected Uses of Hospice CareIn the year since we’ve opened the Palliative Care Inpatient Unit in conjunction with Cornerstone Hospice & Palliative Care, we’ve helped over 1,000 patients and their families.
Understanding the Emotional Side of Cancer TreatmentBetween chemotherapy, radiation, frequent doctor’s visits and some of the side effects of cancer treatment, we often focus on how patients physically cope with the disease.
Healthy Living May Prevent Colon CancerAccording to the American Cancer Society, about 1 in every 21 men will develop colon cancer in his lifetime. However, one new study indicates that even men with a high genetic risk of developing the disease can reduce their odds of getting colon cancer by adopting a healthier lifestyle.
Pregnancy and CravingsWe have all heard the stories of crazy cravings during pregnancy. One woman wants pickles and peanut butter, the other ice cream and potato chips. Cravings are perfectly normal during pregnancy, but you also want to keep in mind that you are nourishing your growing baby.
Think Your Memory is Accurate? Recent Study Shows Its Easy to Implant False MemoriesMany of us have vivid memories of our childhood or events that have occurred in our lives, but according to one recent study it’s possible for people to remember things that never actually happened.
Doctors Sometimes Prescribe Drugs Patients Don’t NeedMore than a quarter of doctors admit to prescribing medication that likely won’t have many therapeutic benefits for patients, according to a recent survey of more than 5,000 American College of Physicians (ACP) member physicians.
The Dangers of Drowsy DrivingDid you know that sleeping between four and five hours a night and getting behind the wheel is the equivalent of driving drunk?
