What’s at stake when an artery is blocked? Cleveland Clinic cardiologist Umesh N. Khot, MD, shows how the major arteries help the heart and entire body stay healthy.

Don’t Give Up the Milk! (Video)
Younger women should think more about keeping their bones strong, and attaining maximum bone density. Find out why.

Heart Attack or Sudden Cardiac Arrest? (Video)
Do you know the difference between sudden cardiac arrest and a heart attack? Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they are actually two distinct cardiac conditions.

Guide for Parents: Avoid Medication Mistakes
Are you giving your child the right amount of medicine at the right time for a fever, headache or cold? The consequences can be serious. Reference our easy-to-read guide to help your child feel better, fast.

Matters of the Heart
It was at Cleveland Clinic where Lee Hoaglan not only received a life-saving heart operation, but chose to marry his wife.

Robot Gives Surgeon Four Arms (Video)
Surgery with a robot may sound like science fiction, yet it’s being used to help both patients and surgeons with certain procedures. Meagan Costedio, MD, regularly uses minimally invasive techniques to perform surgery, which includes using robots that give her four arms.

Advice on Talking With Your Doctor
Health outcomes are better when patients are actively involved in their healthcare. Here are a couple good resources that can help you prepare for your next doctor visit.

Cheat Foods: Eat Like the Experts
For the final part of our “Eat Like the Expert” series, we asked our doctors and registered dietitians: What are your favorite “cheat” foods?

Breast Cancer: Younger Women Diagnosed More Often
A study finds that younger women are developing advanced stage breast cancer. It’s more important than ever to start paying attention to your breast health early.

Gastric Bypass Surgery Puts Diabetes in Remission
A new Cleveland Clinic study finds gastric bypass surgery can rejuvenate the pancreas and restore normal blood sugar control — putting diabetes in remission.



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