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The February 2025 issue of Premier Pulse features news and information for Premier Health providers.

Anemia is a breakdown in the way oxygen is delivered to your blood. Learn more about the three main ways you can become anemic and what you can do about it.

Burns require medical care within 72 hours as their severity can increase without proper treatment, a Premier Health burn care specialist advises. Read now.

New genetic testing recommendations from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force may expand crucial lifesaving preventive care to breast cancer patients and family members.

Dietary supplements can be trendy. Dietitian Meredith Jones explains why they may not be safe, and how to find out. Learn more.

Belly bands and belly belts can reduce pregnancy pains and provide support if used correctly, a Premier Health nurse midwife advises. Learn more.

Genetic carrier screenings can help determine whether you could pass a serious birth defect on to your newborn. If you’re pregnant or plan to conceive, learn about the pros and cons of screenings.

Repeat lung infections can cause bronchiectasis. Learn about vaccines, how to reduce your risk, and the importance of early diagnosis and treatment. Explore now!

Babies can’t fight germs like adults. Learn how to properly clean baby bottles, nipples, pacifiers, toys and baby clothes. Learn if the dishwasher and washing machine can do the job.

Massage and chilled teething toys — not medicines — are the best ways to calm the pain of infant teething.

The WATCHMAN Device can lower the risk of stroke from atrial fibrillation (AFib), a Premier Health physician explains. Read now.

Learn what causes a blood vessel in the eye to burst and how to protect your eyes.

Medical oncologist Mark Marinella, MD, FACP, discusses precautions people with cancer can take to reduce their risk of COVID-19 and its complications. Read more!

Being outdoors together is fun for your baby and you. Be prepared and review these safety tips first.

Choose the right doctor to treat your bladder and pelvic floor issues

In his role in “Top Gun: Maverick,” Val Kilmer gives head and neck cancer patients a positive message, a Premier Health cancer surgeon says. Read more.

High cholesterol is one of the major controllable risk factors for heart disease and stroke. Learn how high cholesterol puts you at risk and what you can do to lower your risk.

Urinary incontinence products for an active lifestyle by Premier Health

A second COVID-19 booster has been approved. Who qualifies? Should you get it? How effective are boosters? A Premier Health doctor explains. Read now

The January 2025 issue of Premier Pulse features news and information for Premier Health providers.

If your risk for breast cancer is higher than normal, taking tamoxifen, raloxifene or exemestane may help to reduce your chance of developing the condition.

The key to a healthier 2019: breaking down your health resolution into incremental goals and good health habits that are easier to attain, a Premier Health family practice physician recommends.