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PCOS and pregnancy: What to know

Trying but it’s not happening? It could be Polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS. The condition is one of the most common causes of infertility.

12 years and lots of biking raises more than $100,000 for Norton Cancer Institute

Raising all that money over the years “is something my kids, my wife and I are super proud of,” said Jeremy Sprecher, who is vice president of finance and operations for Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital.

A repaired rotator cuff and a great experience

A customer service professional finds care and genuine concern after bike fall.

Flu vaccines starting to arrive; Louisville-area providers expand hours to give shots

The flu vaccine typically stays in your system for about six months, so getting a shot in September or October should carry you through March, when flu cases typically taper off.

¿Cuándo es la gripe una emergencia?

Los síntomas de la gripe o COVID-19 se superponen bastante; esté atento a situaciones de emergencia.

¿Coronavirus o gripe? Cada uno tiene algunos síntomas similares, pero existen diferencias clave

Cómo saber la diferencia entre el coronavirus y la influenza

Education, career opportunities and no tuition

Qualifying students of the Norton Healthcare-UPS Health Care Career Tracks program will work for UPS while taking courses at Jefferson Community and Technical College or the University of Louisville.

Norton Healthcare announces $1.2 million commitment to Simmons College

Funds will support educational initiatives, facility improvements and internships

The wait for coronavirus test results shortens to a few days

Norton Healthcare coronavirus test results are now being reported back in a few days, after Gov. Andy Beshear’s support freed up testing supplies and improved turnaround times.

Daksha P. Mehta, M.D., has been providing rheumatology care in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, for more than two decades

Once she makes a diagnosis, Dr. Mehta works with each patient, addressing their concerns and coming up with an individual treatment plan.

Adult vaccines: How to know if you’re protected

If you’re like many adults, your childhood immunization records never made it into your adult life. A primary care provider explains what you can do to determine if you’re protected.

Marisela Cervantes rides in Bike to Beat Cancer for her wife, sister and a friend

Marisela is considering riding one of this year’s four marked routes in the Louisville area. Routes in Southern Indiana, Cherokee/Seneca Park, Middletown and East Louisville will allow riders to keep to their distance.

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