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Controlling your diabetes can support your immune system to lessen your risk of COVID-19 infection, a Premier Health diabetes specialist reports. Read now!

The season’s first polar vortex is causing shivers throughout our region. Does that mean you can plan on coughing and sneezing your way through the coming holidays? Premier Health Now asked family physician Joseph Allen, MD, Family Medicine of Vandalia, a

Premier Health’s Joshua Ordway, MD, confirms an FDA consumer alert that some bodybuilding supplements promoted as safe may contain anabolic steroids that can harm the liver and other organs.

Maternal-fetal medicine specialist David McKenna, MD, comments on the Bangladeshi woman with a double uterus who gave birth in February 2019 to a healthy boy and 26 days later had twins by C-section.

Your baby can do more than eat, sleep and poop. He can also exercise – and he needs to. Find out more about tummy time, your baby’s first workout.

Black women are twice as likely as white women to face childbirth complications in the U.S. Understand how stress and implicit bias play a role.

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.

Breast cancer became the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer in the world in 2020 and second to non-melanoma skin cancer in the U.S. Read now.

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.

Increase the effectiveness of wearing cloth face masks for COVID-19 by following a Premier Health physician's tips on how to handle and wear masks. Read now!

Premier Health Now shares precautions people with cancer can take to reduce their risk of COVID-19 and its complications.

A mammogram is the best way to detect breast cancer early when it’s most treatable. Yet up to 40% of women age 40 and over in Southwest Ohio don’t g ...

A mammogram is the best way to detect breast cancer early when it’s most treatable. Yet up to 40% of women age 40 and over in Southwest Ohio don’t g ...