Colorectal cancer is one of the most common and deadliest forms of cancer in the United States, but it has one uncommon characteristic—its ability to be detected early. Detection, however, requires testing.
Chronic wounds affect nearly 7 million Americans and commonly occur on the foot. Many times, there is little to no feeling in the feet or to the ulcer itself.
Please know that all medical institutions and doctor’s offices are following extra safety measures to protect you during this time. In the ER we are following all CDC guidelines to keep our patients safe, including masking, sanitizing and separating patients.
If you suffer from diabetes and develop a wound, see treatment right away. Chronic wounds heal faster when treated by experts at a Wound Care Center using specialized treatments.
The medical challenges generated by COVID-19 have dominated the headlines over the past year. However, many people are still unaware that research has found a relationship between the virus and ischemic stroke.
If you or a loved one experience any of these symptoms, do not wait for them to go away--call 9-1-1 immediately. Quick help could save your life.
Having a baby is one of life’s most exciting and overwhelming experiences. It is no wonder that new parents have many questions.
You know there is an increased risk of developing cancer with a higher body weight. But, you may not be aware of some other common colon cancer risk factors. Regardless of your age or how many screenings you’ve had, it’s important to get these screenings regularly.
HOPE (Healing Opportunities Providing Empowerment), a new victim-centered program launched by Chesapeake Regional Healthcare, is supporting those who suffer interpersonal violence.
Jim Cleavenger is a lifelong educator with a family history of heart disease. Learn how Chesapeake Regional helped him through his own heart attack experience.