Hepatitis C, Infectious Disease, Prevention and Wellness

What baby boomers need to know about hepatitis C risk factors

Baby boomers are leading the way again, but this time it’s with hepatitis C. People born between 1945 and 1965 are the largest group living with hepatitis C, according to…

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News, Prevention and Wellness

Clean out your medicine cabinet Saturday

On Saturday, Oct. 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Louisville-area agencies and the Drug Enforcement Administration are giving you an opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding…

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News, Womens Health

Heavy periods, or menorrhagia, affect 1 in 5 women, but there is treatment

From adolescence through menopause, most women come up with their own unique way of dealing with their monthly menstrual cycle. Tampons or pads, pain- or bloat-relieving medication — they do…

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News, Recipes

Chicken curry bowls recipe

This tasty entree can be stored in containers and reheated for an easy meal later in the week. Makes 4 servings 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cooked 1 cup…

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News, Recipes

Quinoa kale patties recipe

Health food enthusiasts sing the praises of kale and quinoa. You’ll be joining the chorus when you make this nutrient-rich and easy recipe. If you’ve never cooked with quinoa before,…

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News, Recipes

5-ingredient pesto bean soup recipe

Thaw out with this easy to make and hearty winter soup. Beans serve as the main ingredient, adding important nutrients, including fiber and protein. Be sure to rinse the beans…

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News, Recipes

Crockpot chicken salad recipe

Crockpot Chicken Salad Makes 6 servings 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts (look for local, organic or antibiotic/hormone-free if available) 32 ounces low-sodium chicken broth (or enough to cover chicken…

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News, Recipes

Almond butter chicken wraps recipe

For a healthier diet, the Daniel Plan urges you to forget counting calories and instead look to improve the quality of the food you eat. That means less math and…

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News

Comprehensive cancer care includes expertise, compassion and art

A striking work of architectural art glass will define Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro’s first-floor meditation room when the comprehensive cancer center opens this November. Dubbed “The Falls of the…

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Neurosciences, News

Ketogenic diet can help prevent seizures, especially if medication isn’t working

Hollywood fad or potential game-changer for people with epilepsy? The ketogenic (keto) diet could very well be both. In recent years, celebrities and fitness bloggers have touted the keto diet…

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Brain Tumor, Cancer, Neurosciences

Advanced cancer radiation technology installed at Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro

One field that lets you see the dramatic improvements in medical technology is radiation therapy for cancer. With improvements in visualizing cancer and other diseases without surgery, health care providers…

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Cancer, News

Norton Cancer Institute specialist expands regional care options

For many people, three of life’s scariest words are, “You have cancer.” According to Adam D. Lye, M.D., the good news is that advances in research, technology and treatment are…

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