After a severe injury, a person can bleed out in under five minutes. Having and using a tourniquet can save someone’s life.

Catching cancer early often starts at home. Here’s what may increase your risk for head or neck cancer and the early warning signs you can look for.

If you’re ever waiting in the emergency room, the triage process and how emergencies are handled may feel disconnected or even unorganized, but all is not as it may appear.

Seeking professional help is a courageous first step. Here’s how to prepare.

The effects of COVID on your heart are widespread, and can happen to anyone—from those with severe illness to those with no initial symptoms at all.

If you are considering medical-affirming care or are seeking additional treatment steps, specialists who are culturally competent in LGBTQ+ health care can help you along your journey.

Small incisions allow for huge benefits. Learn how these two surgery techniques are similar and different and when they’re appropriate.

A Jefferson nurse midwife weighs in with tips she offers her patients to keep their vagina healthy and happy, from foods to eat to safe sex practices.

With no screening tools available, it’s important to be aware of your risk for and symptoms of esophageal cancer.

Not all hernias will require surgery, but when they lead to other chronic and worsening symptoms, robotic hernia repair surgery may be what you need.