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Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women in the world. Getting screened in addition to getting vaccinated can help prevent early stages of cervical cancer from going unnoticed and progressing into something life-threatening.

Strokes can happen to anyone, and it can leave one feeling lost, overwhelmed, and emotionally exhausted. Learning to identify a stroke using the acronym BEFAST as well as joining support groups during recovery of a stroke is very beneficial in improving overall quality of life through shared experiences.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S, and protecting your skin by limiting UV exposure can significantly reduce your risk of getting diagnosed. With types like melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma, and early detection using the ABCDE signs is critical for effective treatment.

Dr. Muhammed Aslam, Urogynecologist at Arnot Health, a Member of Centralus Health, is dedicated to how he addresses and treats those experiencing pelvic floor issues. As a pioneer of robotic surgery, Dr. Aslam brings a speedy advantage to the table.

Clinical laboratory professionals work behind the scenes to play a vital role in diagnosing and supporting patient care and ensuring accurate results reach providers. Each team member contributes to timely, effective healthcare even if patients never see them.

Getting screened is one of the most important steps to take to reduce the probability of a cancer diagnosis. Talk to your provider about what steps can help improve your health outcomes. Cancer risk depends on factors like genetics, lifestyle, and family history, making preventive care with a primary care provider essential for early detection and better outcomes.

Talking openly with your healthcare provider about sexual health helps ensure appropriate testing and treatment of STIs because it reduces the stigma and improves overall well-being. Practicing “healthy sex” empowers individuals to protect themselves and others.