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Men’s Health Month: Are You Up to Date on These 6 Screenings?

You’ve mowed the lawn, run errands, answered emails, and caught up on game highlights. But have you made time for your health? This Men’s Health Month, primary care provider Jun Yan, MD, shares six important health screenings men shouldn’t ignore.

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Tired of Feeling Tired? 7 Simple Ways to Improve Your Sleep

Struggling with feeling rested, even after a full night’s sleep? Tha Saw, MD, shares seven simple habits that can help improve your sleep quality and leave you feeling more refreshed, energized and ready for your day.

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4 Questions to Ask Yourself as You Age

As we age, planning for the future becomes essential to maintaining well-being and independence. Addressing a few key questions now can help prevent stress and uncertainty later. It's never too early to start planning — take the first steps today for a brighter tomorrow.

When a patient's heart and lungs start failing, every second matters. This can happen for many reasons, including a heart attack, shock and severe pneumonia complications. And when it does happen, access to the right care can be the difference between life and death. That’s why Overlake has added extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) to its surgical services, expanding access to this advanced form of life support. “ECMO saves lives,” said Robert Riley, MD, interventional cardiologist. “It gives mor

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New Life-Saving Technology Expands Critical Care on the Eastside

When the heart and lungs begin to fail, every second counts. Interventional cardiologist Robert Riley, MD, shares how ECMO, a form of life support, is giving critically ill patients more time and a second chance.

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