3D Mammograms

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and now is a great time to schedule your regular mammogram at University Health. Most women over the age of 40 should get a mammogram once every year.
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Why Do My Kids Keep Getting Sick?
October 17, 2024
Learn why children are getting sick this season and how to protect your kids from the flu, RSV, COVID-19 and more.
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What’s the Difference between Stress and Anxiety?
October 11, 2024
Are you dealing with stress or anxiety? There’s a relatively simple way to tell the difference between the two. Here’s what to know.
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Discover the Health Benefits of Tai Chi
October 08, 2024
Looking for a new way to de-stress while getting some exercise? Consider tai chi and discover all of the health benefits you could get from practicing this ancient martial art.
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Connie's Breast Cancer Story
October 07, 2024
When Connie Wan learned she had breast cancer, she was devastated. But the team at University Health provided her the support to fight and come out stronger than ever.
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Living Organ Donors Answer Frequently Asked Questions
October 04, 2024
Living donors answer frequently asked questions about the transplant evaluation, donation and recovery process, and share what inspired them to donate and save a life.
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6 Halloween Safety Tips for Trick-Or-Treaters
October 02, 2024
Halloween is spooky and fun for the little ones, but it can also be dangerous. Learn what you can do to prevent an injury while your kids are trick-or-treating.
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Connie's Breast Cancer Story
When Connie Wan learned she had breast cancer, she was devastated. But the team at University Health provided her the support to fight and come out stronger than ever.
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Ashley Britsch
Ashley's Sepsis Survival Story
In June of 2019, Ashley Britsch, a University Health nurse educator, got a small cut on her leg while swimming in a river. A few days later, she was hospitalized with sepsis. Learn more about this potentially life-threatening condition.
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Alexea
Preeclampsia: Alexea's Story
Preeclampsia is a potentially dangerous pregnancy condition. Read Alexea’s story and learn how to reduce the risk for preeclampsia.
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