Dr. Victoria Vetter is recognized internationally for her research related to abnormal heart rhythms and sudden cardiac arrest in children. She has also devoted several years to the Youth Heart Watch program which has the goal of providing a sufficient number of AED’s (automatic external defibrillator) in every school along […]
Heart disease is the number one cause of death in US adults, but women seem to think it’s a man’s disease and often overlook symptoms that should be addressed. In addition, providers often dismiss symptoms in a woman. Symptoms of a heart attack may present differently in a woman with […]
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Cervical cancer usually doesn’t lead to death, but it shouldn’t take a back seat to other cancers. Especially since the screening tests are helpful in finding cervical cancer at an early stage, and there is a vaccine which helps to reduce the risk! Tune in to hear important details about […]
As a tow truck driver, Dave Torres often helps people in difficult situations – flat tire, dead battery, moved after parking illegally… but in the early hours of a cold January morning he added a new type of “delivery” service to his list, and Latasha James has a beautiful new, […]
In recent months, the US has experienced a surge in four different viruses including the flu (Influenza A), RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus), COVID and a GI bug known as Norovirus.
Paula Perez finds true joy in her life of service and living the Gospel message, “What you do for the least of us, you do for Jesus.” She has shared her love and compassion with her grandson who has physical disabilities, her daughter with physical limitations and her husband with […]
The current growth of the U.S. population including ages 65 and over is unprecedented and is driven by the large baby boom generation, those born between 1946 and 1964.
Medical school is a grueling chapter for a physician in training…long days with hours of intense study and research fueled by a commitment to a life of service. Samantha Mauser and Stephen Jennings are two medical students who share a passion for medicine and for running.
Marianne T. Ritchie, MD was one of the first female gastroenterologists practicing in the Philadelphia area. An advocate for over 30 years, Dr. Ritchie developed the PINK PLUS triple cancer screening program, and the BLUE LIGHTS CAMPAIGN for Colon Cancer Awareness.
