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Orthopedic surgical specialists at Miami Valley Hospital explain the care they provide for complex, traumatic hand, bone, muscle, and tendon injuries. Read now.
Find information about what to do before a visit, making an appointment, billing options and more about Premier Outpatient Behavioral Health Montgomery County.
How weight loss surgery improves lives. Weight loss surgery options. Free informational weight loss seminar. Dr. Alice Wang explains. Learn more.
Learn the symptoms and types of brain and spine tumors from Premier Health. Symptoms depend on the location and type of tumor. Get more information.
Ricky Boone broke his femur during a football game. By spring he was playing baseball. Learn more.
Let the Intensive Outpatient Behavioral Health Program at Miami Valley Hospital help you with mental health disorders through individual and group counseling. Learn more!
Surgical weight loss options at Premier Weight Loss Solutions include laparoscopic gastric bypass. Learn more.
High school athlete and marathoner Brian Zoll’s knee pain was repaired with platelet rich plasma injection at Premier Orthopedics. Learn more.
he deep brain stimulation procedure provides relief from many debilitating movement disorder symptoms. Discover how it works.
Premier Health school partners benefit from CPR and PAP certification, health classes, athletic trainers, health career exploration, physician expertise. Learn more.
Your body mass index – BMI – takes both your weight and height into account to determine if you are anywhere from underweight to obese, and if you are at risk of serious health issues.
Following Pat Sajak’s emergency surgery for a blocked intestine, Dayton surgeon Dr. Benjamin Bates discusses solutions and causes for blocked intestines. Learn more.
Hyperthyroidism can cause fatigue, weight loss and other health issues. Diagnosis and treatment are important to prevent worsening symptoms and additional health issues.
Try these effective ways to reduce your baby’s acid reflux.
Embarrassing bowel control issues, known as fecal incontinence, can be successfully controlled with proper diagnosis and treatment. See a doctor for help.
Age spots are harmless but can be an annoying reminder that you’re not as young as you once were. Learn what you can do to prevent and treat this common skin condition.
Learn how breastfeeding may reduce risk of breast cancer — and why the longer you are nursing, the better.
Beth Esposito of Samaritan Behavioral Health reviews the differences in symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of bipolar depression and major depression.
How breasts change over lifetime. What breast changes may indicate. When to consult doctor. Most common non-cancerous breast conditions. Read more.
Dr. Michael Barnett talks more about big toe arthritis (also known as hallux rigidus).
University of Dayton student, Sasha uses the Ekso Bionics Ekso GT™ robotic exoskeleton to recover from a severe spinal cord injury. Watch Sasha's story.
Vaginismus is a sexual dysfunction caused by involuntary and painful vaginal muscle spasms. A team approach to treatment includes your gynecologist, physical therapist and psychologist.
Because of the swift action of her care team at the Advanced Heart Failure Clinic at Miami Valley Hospital and the heart transplant team at The Christ Hospital Health Network, Shania Woods-Hicks was given a second chance at life. Read her story.
Tom Phelan arrived at Premier Health’s Level 1 Trauma Center unconscious with a hemorrhagic stroke and a serious brain bleed. Advanced neurovascular surgery saved his life. Read more.
For a small number of pregnant women like Duchess Kate, who experience severe morning sickness (called hyperemesis gravidarum), health providers can help manage symptoms to protect mom and baby.