Spinal fusion surgery can help relieve chronic back or neck pain caused by conditions like spinal instability, scoliosis or nerve compression. The procedure joins two or more bones in the spine to ...

It might be swimsuit season, but that doesn’t mean temptations don’t exist. With summer picnics, holiday celebrations, graduation parties and even weddings, it can be hard to know which foods are ...

Living life to its fullest is important to Milwaukee resident Micki Brittan. Thanks to the Remote Hemodynamic Monitoring Program at Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center, Brittan has more energy and more ...

Soon, America will celebrate 250 years of independence. For many, that means well-deserved celebrations that aren’t complete without fireworks. But for many of the veterans who fought for freedom, ...

Steve Hartman is a patient services representative at Aurora Medical Center – Grafton. But the smiling, confident teammate that patients see today is extremely different from the person who first ...

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The statistics on sexual violence in the United States are sobering. They drive Ann Adlington to do the work she does.

Pacifiers can be an effective tool to help soothe babies, satisfying their instinctive sucking reflex. Many parents opt to give their babies a pacifier during naps or overnight sleep as a way to offer ...

Talking with my mom the other day, I was surprised to hear that my dad had seen a neurologist to discuss recent lapses in his short-term memory. Dad’s doctor discovered that his memory loss was likely ...

The American Heart Association estimates that 18 million Americans have heart disease, approximately 6 million of which are women. Although fewer women get diagnosed with heart disease compared to men ...

Have you been tired, weak or short of breath? You might have heard low iron could be the cause, but there’s another factor to monitor, too: ferritin. While the two are related, they aren’t the same ...