Johnston-Willis is the first and only one of two hospitals in the United States to receive the Joint Commission Gold Seal Certificate of Distinction for Brain Tumor Care.
Dr. Jori Carter of the Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at Johnston-Willis Hospital discusses the signs and symptoms of abnormal bleeding and when to head to a doctor.
Dr. Katrina Murphy with Henrico Doctors' Hospital discusses your options with spinal issues, how long you may be in the hospital if you have surgery and other questions you may have as part of this process
The pain is commonly caused by arthritis. Those problems can sometimes be treated without surgery. But, when physical therapy and medication fail - the most common treatment option is total hip replacement.
Did you know that one in eight women will be diagnosed with some form of breast cancer in their lifetime? Join the experts at the Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at Henrico Doctors’ for a free community event on breast cancer awareness and early detection.
The fourth trimester is a critical time after the baby is born, yet it's rarely discussed. The maternal mortality rate in the U.S. is rising, particularly affecting African-American women.
This clinical trial that's happening now is called the Strive Study. It examines blood samples taken from women who are not currently having a concern or issue.
There are a number of things that can slow or complicate healing - including diabetes. High levels of blood glucose caused by diabetes can affect the nerves, and over time, cause poor blood circulation.
