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Quitting smoking reduced pain from peripheral artery disease

Angie Kulczar started smoking when she was in college. “I don’t know why I decided to try it,” she said. “I thought I was strong enough to not let myself get addicted to smoking; but I had no idea how powerful nicotine is. I became addicted pretty fast and was a smoker for over 30 years.”

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Healthy Lifestyle
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When stress affects your sleep

Wide awake in the middle of the night, worrying about a relationship, problems at work or a recent loss? If negative thoughts emerge when you’re trying to sleep, choosing to think positively can make a difference.

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Conditions & Symptoms
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Liver health: Take care of your liver, so it can take care of you

At your next primary care visit, you may want to ask about a checkup on your liver health. That’s because more and more people are developing a condition called metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD).

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Conditions & Symptoms
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Food allergies: Understanding when you may need testing

There are food intolerance and food allergy; they’re not the same. A food allergy can cause digestive problems, hives, swollen airways – or even anaphylaxis, a life-threatening reaction. Allergic reactions begin in the immune system. Food intolerance can cause bothersome, but less serious reactions and isn’t life-threatening.

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Healthy Lifestyle
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Does what you eat affect how you sleep?

Some studies have shown that eating the recommended amounts of fruits, vegetables, legumes and whole grains can lead to better sleep and less insomnia. Still, because of the complexity of factors that affect sleep – including age, exercise, stress, sleep habits – it may be easier to list the foods that contribute to poor sleep than to identify food items to improve sleep.

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Healthy Eating
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Community Gardens Story – One Family’s Experience (Faith Mission Graber House)

Cucumbers, tomatoes, and peppers aren’t the only things growing this summer. Stronger family bonds and healthy habits are also in bloom thanks to a grant that helped the establishment of 17 Goshen Health community gardens.

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Inspiring Stories
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Knee replacement surgery leads back to ballroom dancing – and so much more!

Reluctant to face knee surgery, Sandy suffered with debilitating knee pain for over five years. Finally in 2022, she had not one – but two knee replacements, one in April and one in July!

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Conditions & Symptoms
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Double diagnosis: How an ER visit after a fall leads to a cancer discovery

The story of Marilee Wires’ journey with thyroid cancer began by accident. She fell down a flight of rickety steps in February 2021. When she tried to get up, her left arm didn’t work.

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Conditions & Symptoms
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Treat your seasonal affective disorder with bright light therapy

Have you ever thought about how your mood gets darker as daylight hours get shorter? You may have seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. It’s a depressive disorder that comes and goes in a seasonal pattern.

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Healthy Lifestyle
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Setting healthy boundaries during a cancer journey

A cancer journey can present a host of challenges that affect all areas of your life. That’s why it’s important to set boundaries that help you take care of your physical, mental and emotional health.

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Inspiring Stories
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Single-dose radiation treatment for breast cancer gives patient her life back

The first time Barbara Sheets had a breast biopsy, she felt relieved. The suspicious spot was nothing more than fibroid tumors—not cancer. A second biopsy years later showed the same result.

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Inspiring Stories
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Beyond expectations: Personal approach eases healing process for patient with prostate cancer

Darrell Moore didn’t know much about cancer or how it feels to go through months of treatment. He had talked with his mom about her breast cancer and heard stories about battles with the disease from friends and coworkers.

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