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What You Need to Know About the New Executive Order on Childhood Vaccines
A new executive order is aimed at overhauling the current childhood vaccine schedule by reducing the number of vaccines necessary, spacing them out and even reformulating certain immunizations. Our expert answers your questions and provides guidance on what you need to know about childhood vaccines.
Skip the ER: 10 Health Issues Urgent Care Can Treat
Wondering what urgent care can treat? An HMH expert breaks down 10 common health issues — from strep to sprains — you can take to urgent care instead of the ER.
5 Back-to-School Tips for Students Managing Chronic Illness
After a relaxing summer, the back-to-school season can bring a mix of excitement and nerves. But when a student is living with a chronic illness, returning to the classroom or heading off to college can come with additional pressures and responsibilities.
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What Really Impacts Your Cholesterol Levels?
Lowering cholesterol isn’t just about skipping fried foods or eating oatmeal every morning. See what other factors play a role in your cholesterol levels.
How to Know if Your Hormones are Out of Balance
Feeling off? From fatigue to brain fog and irregular cycles, learn the signs of hormone imbalance and when it’s time to talk to your doctor.
How to Spot and Remedy Vitamin Deficiency
Learn how to identify vitamin deficiencies and what can be done to remedy them.
Patient Perspectives
How Endoscopic Spine Surgery Got a Middletown Man Back on His Feet
Patrick Connelly, 64, of Middletown, New Jersey, had endoscopic spine surgery after 32 years of back pain. See how he got back on his feet.
How a Secaucus Teen’s Kidney Transplant Became a Family Affair
At 15, Lanay Lopez needed a kidney transplant. Her donor was her dad. Ten years later, she’s thriving and reflecting on her second chance.
Why a Maryland Man Traveled to New Jersey for Prostate Cancer Surgery
After a prostate cancer diagnosis, Eric Lewanda chose a single-port robotic prostatectomy at Hackensack Meridian Health and recovered faster than he expected.
A Life Interrupted by Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Restored by Specialized Care
She thought she had cancer, but it was pelvic organ prolapse. See how expert care and surgery helped Ruth regain comfort and return to daily life.