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New study supports move toward medication for heart blockages without symptoms

Louisville heart doctor encourages patients to discuss the options with their interventional cardiologist before undergoing a procedure

I am thankful for you who care for others on the holiday

Let me be one who thanks you. I may not see you on Thanksgiving; I may not know your name. But know that you are appreciated.

Urgent care Thanksgiving Day hours for minor illnesses and injuries

These Norton Immediate Care Center locations and Norton Prompt Care at Walgreens locations are open Thanksgiving Day, while Norton eCare provides access to a provider day or night.

Celebrity illnesses are reminder to get flu, pneumonia vaccines

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends two vaccines for adults 65 years or older and those at increased risk for disease.

Consider these heart-healthy recipe substitutions when cooking or baking

Many recipes can be made more heart-healthy, simply by swapping some high-fat, high-salt ingredients for healthier ones.

Bladder control: Don’t hide urinary incontinence symptoms

Women of all ages experience bladder control issues such as urinary incontinence. Many women wait six years before seeking treatment –– don’t wait.

Scheduling an appointment with MyNortonChart

Health care appointments can be scheduled online by using either a mobile app or a computer.

Louisville native brings prestigious medical training back home to treat heart patients

Dr. El-Refai enjoys the high stakes of treating heart attack patients and is gratified by the number of patients he is able to help.

Kentucky has country’s highest rate of lung cancer diagnoses; lung cancer screenings urged

Lung cancer screening — a CT scan of the lungs — establishes a baseline, and annual follow-ups can provide early detection.

High school sports with the highest concussion rates

These are sports that involve a lot of impact — either with the ball or another athlete — increasing the risk of concussion.

Study shows vaping nicotine could cause cancer

The first study linking vaping nicotine to cancer found mice developed lung cancer or a precursor to cancer after exposure to e-cigarette vapors.

Sleep apnea treatment options have improved over the years

In the 40 years since sleep apnea treatments have become available, options have improved.

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