News, Sports Health

A remarkable comeback

If you’ve been paying attention to the World Series you know the return of the Chicago Cubs’ Kyle Schwarber is nothing short of remarkable. Schwarber tore his ACL in April….

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News, Prevention and Wellness

Electronics at bedtime bad for sleep

A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics has shown that kids using electronic devices such as smart phones and tablets at bedtime are more than twice as likely to not…

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News, Spirituality

3 tips for emotional wellness

When we think about wellness we automatically think of our bodies and physical wellness:  exercising, eating healthfully, getting enough sleep. We might even think about spiritual wellness: having a discipline…

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Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, News

Finding the gift in every person

In March 2004 when our son, Kendall, was born, my husband and I were flooded with emotions — the overwhelming joy of becoming parents, followed by total shock when we…

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News, Prevention and Wellness

Tales from the Poison Center: Glow sticks

Hoping to make your kids’ Halloween costumes worthy of oohs and ahhs? Take an easier route than the one we took last year. Minutes after a neighbor gave my 5-year-old…

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Cancer, Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, News

Breast cancer awareness still is very important

Last month, I wrote about my mother’s battle with ovarian cancer. My mom was diagnosed with a mutation on her BRCA2 gene — making her highly susceptible to both breast…

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News, Recipes

Why is dark chocolate good?

Cocoa beans are among the highest scoring foods when it comes to antioxidant activity. What does that mean? It means that we should all be eating dark chocolate — especially…

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Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, News

Raising resilient kids

As parents it is impossible to prevent our children from experiencing hardships —divorce, financial struggles, illness, death of a loved one just to name a few. Resiliency is the ability…

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News, Womens Health

Does my teen have PCOS?

Acne. Hair growth. Irregular periods. Weight gain. Sounds like the usual issues teen girls deal with during puberty. Maybe — but not always. These also can be symptoms of polycystic ovary…

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Heart, News, Patient stories - Norton Healthcare

When a Fit Body Doesn’t Equal a Fit Heart

At age 51, Chris Pryor of Louisville led an active life, volunteering with his church, watching his grandchildren play baseball and going to the gym. Though sometimes it took him…

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Cancer, Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, Kiss & Tell, News

Attitude is everything

On Sept. 15, Give Local Louisville day, we shared 24 Hours of Courage on Facebook — a day highlighting the stories of courageous mothers, sons, husbands and friends who have…

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Cancer, Kiss & Tell, News, Patient stories - Norton Healthcare

Kiss And Tell: Lynda’s Story

You may know her from her radio personality career, but Lynda Lambert is just like any of the one in eight women who will get breast cancer. She was standing…

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