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Celebrating Men's Health Month in June.
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Cancer screenings are an important tool in the prevention and detection of cancer. Screenings are designed to detect the most common cancers at the earliest stage.
Heart health is about more than just your heart. If you have questions about your heart health but aren’t quite sure where to begin, start with a heart health assessment and learn more about any risks you may have for heart-related conditions.
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Sovah Health is a regional healthcare system serving the people who live and work across Southern Virginia and Northern North Carolina. The system is comprised of two hospital campuses – Danville and Martinsville – that collectively have served the region for more than 150 years and provide a diverse range of inpatient, outpatient, emergency and post-acute services.
It probably comes as no surprise that there are notable differences in the health of men compared to women. But when you take a closer...
read moreWe know you might feel a little worried about a doctor or hospital visit right now, but it’s vitally important to get the care you need when you need it -- whether it’s an emergency, a checkup, or it’s time for a screening like your annual mammogram. Don’t make your health wait.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States and Cardiac Calcium Scoring is a safe, painless way for doctors to detect potential heart problems in advance. The results allow your doctor to calculate your risk of heart attack and detect early blockage and plaque build up. This gives you the opportunity to make lifestyle changes that can help prevent or minimize the advancement of heart disease.
