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A fever in your child can be worrisome, especially during cold and flu season. However, most fevers can be safely treated at home.
Awareness about hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which affects one in 500 people and is caused by a genetic mutation, is low, and many people who carry the mutation for it don't know it.
As vaping has skyrocketed in popularity since its introduction about 10 years ago, you may be worried about the health risks if you or your friends or loved ones vape.
FIT tests can be a viable first option to screen for colon cancer for most average-risk patients.
Good communication with your doctor is key to getting good medical care. Research has shown time and again that it leads to higher patient satisfaction and better health outcomes.
Holiday meals and traditions don't have to disrupt your diabetes control. With a little preparation, you can be ready to enjoy your time with family and friends.
Telehealth gives physicians the opportunity to collaborate, bringing multiple doctors together to provide the best possible solutions for a patient.
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In today’s busy, stressful world, every hour in the day is at a premium. And as member Sarah Splaine explains, she doesn’t have extra time for trips to the doctor for lab results—which is why she’s so
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KP.org is not only a convenient way to access your medical records, but it’s a hub for all things Kaiser Permanente - set up appointments, chat with your doctor, and view past test results. See how KP
Our New Haymarket Crossroads Medical Center is Now Open
The 36,423-square-foot medical center is conveniently located near I-66 and offers a wide range of services
The Colonial Forge Medical Center is located on the campus of Stafford Hospital at 125 Hospital Center Blvd., Suite 110, Stafford, VA.
Employers often spend hundreds of dollars per employee on health programs that fail to help those with the highest health risks.
Society gives short shrift to older age and special characteristics of people in their 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond are poorly understood.
