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Bike to Beat Cancer raises more than $525,000 for Norton Cancer Institute

Nearly 1,000 riders registered and 625 people volunteered to help for this year’s ride, which began and ended at Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro.

Norton Healthcare, UofL Physicians – Pediatrics, UofL School of Medicine combine forces to strengthen care for children

How to improve your life through forgiveness

Megan Feldman Bettencourt on the positive effects of forgiveness and the harm caused by harboring anger

Rash of deaths is scary, but what are the long-term effects of vaping?

A new generation exposed to nicotine addiction from vaping is just one concern.

An oncologist with a passion for people and leading-edge science

Chandler H. Park, M.D., an oncologist/hematologist, recently joined Norton Cancer Institute – Corydon where he will take over from Thomas M. Woodcock, M.D.

How long does the flu virus live on surfaces?

The flu virus can live on surfaces like doorknobs and tables for up to 48 hours. Routine cleaning can help prevent the spread of influenza.

Washing your hands is a DIY vaccine

International Infection Prevention Week started Oct. 13

Norton Healthcare donates major gift to the Louisville Urban League

The sports and learning complex in the West End to be named Norton Sports Health Athletics & Learning Complex

Carrot cookie ‘supersnacks’ recipe

A family recipe from registered dietitian Anna Hartman

How to protect yourself and your family against West Nile virus

A Louisville resident had died of West Nile virus. The risk of becoming sick is low, and here’s what you need to know to keep your family safe.

Alternatives for pregnant women who use ranitidine — also known by the brand name Zantac

The FDA recently warned of a probable carcinogen found in over-the-counter stomach medication ranitidine.

Pregnant? Here’s why you need a flu and whooping cough shot

Flu vaccines are important for mother and child.