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Why the Last Weeks of Pregnancy Count
"The March of Dimes and Sutter Health explore the last few weeks of pregnancy and why they're important in a baby's development." ...
Join us for Wear Red Day
"Go Red For Women is the American Heart Association’s solution to save women’s lives. Too many women die each year because they are unaware that heart disease is their No. 1 killer." ...
Help Your Teen Deal With Acne
"Discovery how parents can help their children cope with the physical and emotional effects of acne. Listen to a podcast from Sutter Dermatologist Michael Trauner, M.D." ...
Get to Know Antoinette Khowong, MD
"If you are looking for a new physician in the Roseville area. Get to know Dr. Khowong by watching her video profile." ...
Cynthia's Story - Helping Her Children Conquer Diabetes
When you're a parent, you do whatever you need to do for your children," says Cynthia, mother of nine. "It doesn't matter if it's difficult, you just do it." ...
Sutter Health Donates $1.25 Million to Help Haiti Earthquake Victims
"SACRAMENTO, Calif. Jan. 14, 2010 - Sutter Health announces today it will make the largest disaster-relief donation in the history of the health care system, contributing $1.25 million to help ..."
Laura's Story - Mom of Multiples
“We were surprised to find out we were having twins,” Laura says. “We were happy to hear the news – a little nervous, but still happy.” ...
Combat Your Cravings
Anyone who has ever dieted knows how hard it is to struggle with cravings. But these diet pitfalls don’t have to be the end of your well-intentioned diet. In fact, many experts agree that occasionally allowing small portions of indulgent food can help to ....
Healthy Resolutions for Healthier Children
What your children eat today will affect them for years to come. A diet filled with fast food and sweets does not provide a child’s body what it needs to develop during these critical years, and it may even do long-term damage ...
Autism Lecture: Diagnosis and Treatment
Join Michael Chez, M.D., author of "Autism and its Medical Management: A Guide for Parents and Professionals" and medical director of pediatric neurology at Sutter Neuroscience Institute for a talk centered around autism in the pediatric population ...
Make Safety a Priority This Holiday Season
Let’s face it: you have so much to do during the holiday season, it’s easy to let some things fall through the cracks – just be sure that safety isn’t one of them ...
Are Toys Lead Free This Year?
No doubt you heard about the biggest recall in the history of children's toys a couple of years ago. China, the leading manufacturer of toys purchased in the United States, used lead-based parts or paint in a portion of its products ...
RSV: Know the Signs
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes infection of the lungs and breathing passages and is a major cause of respiratory illness in young children. RSV infections can lead to serious illnesses in premature babies and children with diseases that affect the lungs, heart, or immune system ...
Balance for the Holidays
This health tip is brought to you by Kay Judge, MD and Maxine Barish-Wreden, MD, Co-Medical Directors of Sutter Downtown Integrative Health Care ...
Yolanda's Story – Miracles Do Happen
During her eighth week of pregnancy, Yolanda was put on bed rest and had weekly doctor appointments to monitor her pregnancy. She did not mind this because two years ago, she miscarried her first baby at 22 weeks ...
Donna's Story
The first sign that something was wrong with Donna happened after one of her marathons. "I felt unusually sick," she said. "I'm always tired after marathons, but this was different." ...
Pediatric Brain Tumor Treatment Video
Learn about Sutter's Pediatric Brain Tumor Program from Samuel Ciricillo, FACS and Sara, a mother of a child with a brain tumor. Watch the video to learn how Gamma Knife saved a young girl's life ...
Little ‘Grads’ Get Together, Give Big Thanks
Sutter Roseville celebrated the one year anniversary of the opening of their neonatal intensive care unit with a special reunion for some very special graduates ...
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