Your 2025 Wellness Checklist
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Your age, risk factors and family history will help your primary care physician determine the best health plan for you.
The UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Blog
Recent Blogs
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Cervical Cancer: Understanding Detection, Treatment, and Prevention
Estimated read time:Cervical cancer remains a pressing health issue, with an estimated 14,000 new cases diagnosed annually in the United States, and unfortunately leading to approximately 4,000 deaths.
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When You Feel It in Your Bones: Managing Arthritis Pain in Colder Weather
Estimated read time:Our rheumatology experts are here with expert tips on effectively managing your arthritis symptoms during winter when temperatures drop.
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How to Take Your Daily Medications Correctly
Estimated read time:Ensure your prescribed medicine is working for you and your healing with medication management.
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Multifaceted Open-Heart Surgery Resolves Retiree’s AFib
Estimated read time:Dr. Scott Schlidt, renowned cardiothoracic surgeon, led George Cacini’s complex open-heart surgery at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth, helping him regain his health and peace of mind.
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Honoring Native American Heritage Month
Estimated read time:Learn more about Native American contributions to public health and health disparities that impact Native American communities.
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Tips to Maintain Your Weight Loss Goals Through the Holidays
Estimated read time:With all the festivities, it’s easy to feel guilty when indulging in delicious meals while trying to stay on track with your weight loss journey. The good news is, you don’t have to choose one or the...
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Mental Health Emergencies: When to Go to the ER
Estimated read time:If you face a mental health crisis, get help right away. We’re here to let you know that not only is it OK to go to the ER, but it may be your best option in a mental health emergency. Read more in...
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Understanding Diabetes: The Importance of Early Detection and Management
Estimated read time:Managing diabetes is a long-term commitment, but with knowledge, support, and healthy habits, it’s entirely possible to keep it under control and live life to the fullest.