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07/27/2025

Staying active doesn’t have to mean long workouts or strict routines. Small, consistent steps can lead to big changes. Try these tips to make movement part of your everyday life: www.scripps.org/5898f

07/25/2025

We are proud to share that all Scripps Health hospitals have been recognized by the American Heart Association’s 2025 Get With The Guidelines–Stroke awards program.
These honors reflect our commitment to delivering fast, evidence-based stroke care aligned with the latest clinical guidelines to support the best possible outcomes for our patients.

Join us in congratulating our physicians, nurses and quality teams for turning treatment guidelines into lifelines.

07/25/2025

Meet Nadia Parr, MD, an internal medicine specialist at Scripps. She shares how primary care supports long-term relationships with patients, prioritizes preventive health and encourages informed decisions through evidence-based guidance. Learn why trust and a strong care team are essential to lifelong wellness: https://bit.ly/46eSASq

07/25/2025

Facing surgery can bring up a lot of questions, especially when it comes to a hysterectomy. From partial to total to radical, each type varies in what’s removed and why. Advances in minimally invasive techniques like laparoscopic and robotic surgery can mean less pain, fewer risks and a quicker recovery. Learn more:

Explore hysterectomy types, risks, and recovery tips.

07/23/2025

Not sure if it’s heartburn or a heart attack? The symptoms can be similar, but the risks are not. When symptoms are unclear, it’s always safer to get checked. Know what to look for and when to seek help: www.scripps.org/5348f

07/23/2025

Tired of glasses or contact lenses? LASIK eye surgery could be the answer. Susan Taylor talks with Scripps ophthalmologist Dr. Peter Krall about how LASIK corrects vision by reshaping the cornea, who’s a good candidate and what to expect during recovery. Learn if this quick, outpatient procedure could help you see clearly, without the hassle of glasses or contacts: https://bit.ly/4nHmHrO

07/22/2025

We were so honored to join the San Diego Pride celebration and proud of everyone who walked in the parade this past weekend. We support inclusivity not just in health care but for every single person in our community. We take pride in your health!

07/19/2025

Weight-loss surgery, such as bariatric surgery, can be a life-changing option for people struggling with obesity and obesity-related health conditions. But how do you know if it’s right for you? Learn more here:

Surgery may be option for weight loss when dieting and exercise fail.

07/18/2025

If you’re pregnant, it’s generally safe to exercise for both you and your baby.
Staying active can help you manage weight gain, boost your fitness and support your overall well-being. That said, every pregnancy is unique. “Before you do any exercises or activities while pregnant, discuss what activities you can do safely with your health care provider,” says Kirstin Lee, MD, an OB-GYN at Scripps Clinic La Jolla.
Learn more here:

Follow our tips for exercising during pregnancy. Do it with caution.

07/18/2025

Scripps Health invites health care professionals to attend Oncology Review 2025, a one-day conference focused on the latest developments in cancer treatment, clinical research and emerging therapies.

Hosted by Scripps Cancer Center, the course features expert presentations by leading faculty, including Scripps oncologist Thomas Buchholz, MD.

Date: August 9, 2025
Location: Hyatt Regency Mission Bay, San Diego, CA

This program is intended for oncologists, hematologists, radiation oncologists and other specialists involved in cancer care.

Learn more and register:
https://www.scripps.org/events/oncology-review-2025-july-12-2025

07/17/2025

Muscle cramps can strike anytime — during workouts or while resting. Learn the four most common triggers and how simple steps like staying hydrated, eating well, stretching and resting can help prevent them:

Stay hydrated, eat well, stretch and rest to prevent cramps.

07/16/2025

Excessive sweating isn’t just uncomfortable, it may be a medical condition called hyperhidrosis. If sweating is disrupting your day-to-day life, it’s time to talk to a dermatologist. Relief is within reach and effective treatments are available, learn more here:

Learn causes and treatments for chronic sweating condition.