Health News

You may be surprised by how delicious cookies can taste even with these healthy substitutions.

Drinking alcohol isn't the only thing that should stop you from getting behind the wheel.

Sometimes the big health reasons to quit smoking are not enough. These small perks might be the push you need to make the commitment. 

Follow these tips to make it less likely you'll develop this potentially serious lung infection.

Inspire is a mask-free alternative to traditional CPAP devices that works inside your body while you sleep.

Getting a flu shot makes it less likely you'll get sick and has been shown to reduce the severity of illness if you do catch the virus.

Whitney Tavern was thrilled with the care and support TMC gave her and her baby girl Peyton.

Here are some signs that someone you know may be battling addiction—and what to do to help.

The American Cancer Society estimates 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.

Diabetes may affect your eyes, but regular screenings help keep them healthier

Although not technically a "diet," this style of eating helps improve health while being delicious.

TexomaCare Urologist Jeremy West, MD, explains the ways robotic surgery can help improve patient outcomes in the field of urology.

There's reason to believe that slow and steady cardio is the way to go for weight loss and fat burning.

Here are some tips for how to stay safe.

Paying attention to the most common types of injury can help keep you and your family safe while getting the most out of the warm months ahead.

This communication disorder forced Bruce Willis into early retirement.

COVID-19 has taken a heavy toll on mental health. If you are concerned about yourself or a loved one, here are ways to identify issues and get help.

Here's how to lower your risk of common health conditions affecting women.

Nurses are on the frontline of most every healthcare interaction. We celebrate nurses everywhere during May, which is National Nurses Month.

Everyone should know the signs of an impending stroke or seizure, and more.

Help kids combat stress and depression with these tips to get them exercising more.

If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, talk to your doctor about ways to address and prevent chronic wounds associated with the disease, such as diabetic foot care. 

What to know about this sometimes silent condition.

You've likely heard this acronym before, but do you know how HPV may affect you?

Want a fresh start for 2022? Create realistic, reasonable goals to set yourself up for success.

Here's what we know about the new variant and what you can do now.

These tips will keep your weight in check after you stop smoking.

Younger kids are now eligible for the shots. Here's what parents need to know.

You likely washed your hands at the start of the pandemic. But do you still need to do it so much?

Here are some of the reasons why more people get sick at this time of year.

Learn about symptoms, screenings and prevention to lower your risk of this common cancer.

If you're feeling under the weather, here's how to determine what may be to blame.

A major spinal injury put Lt. Col. Peter Chambers’ military and personal life on hold. The exceptional care he received at TMC resolved his pain and returned his functionality.

This common heart arrhythmia can lead to serious complications, including stroke.

Here are pros and cons to traditional and less invasive techniques for hip replacement surgery.

This year may require more preparation to get into school mode, but these tips can help.

Lisa Walker’s journey to recovery is a long one. Fortunately, her care providers and stroke support group have been there for her every step of the way.

Every year, more than 795,000 Americans suffer a stroke. Read what a neurosurgeon has to say about this medical emergency.

If a major hip or knee problem is keeping you from the activities you love, this innovative procedure can help you get back on your feet faster than with traditional surgery.

Lee Skinner had been on blood thinners for years to treat a chronic heart condition when a dangerous complication made him look at other options.

Hospitalized for COVID-19 for 35 days and 33 more days at TMC Reba McEntire® Center for Rehabilitation, local resident goes home to his family.

The struggle is real for many teens, especially in these challenging times. The Adolescent Recovery Program can help provide extra support.