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Don’t wait to talk about hernias, experts say
Most hernias aren’t serious, but most will require surgical repair eventually since they tend to enlarge and worsen over time.
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Getting active again
Aim for consistency and continuity so that physical activity becomes a habit and not a chore.
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Early intervention can prevent, beat colorectal cancer
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States.
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Snow shoveling and your heart
People with underlying conditions need to be especially careful when shoveling snow.
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Finding a new normal after breast cancer
For many women, the end of breast cancer treatment is not the finish line.
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Fighting addiction with compassion and hope
Addiction is a treatable medical condition — not a character flaw.
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What summer does to your digestive system
Nobody loves talking about bowel health, but general surgeons do it all the time.
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Give yourself the gift of wellness this Men’s Health Month
Regular exercise, a healthy diet and screenings are just some of the ways men can live their best lives.
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Know the signs of stroke and steps to prevent it
OhioHealth neurologist Dr. Douglas A. Woo shares essential information about strokes.
