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June is Men’s Health Month and a great time to recognize some health challenges men face. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), males in the U.S. can expect to live five years less, on average, than females born in the same year.
Lauren Robinson, 36, was in the home stretch of her second pregnancy when she developed severe itching on her palms and the bottoms of her feet.
Philadelphia Magazine names 85 Penn Medicine Doylestown Health physicians to it’s annual list of Top Docs.
During April, we celebrate Donate Life Month to raise awareness about donation and to honor those who have saved lives lives through the gift of donation. Registering as an organ, eye, and tissue donor is an easy way to make your wishes known.
Brenda Foley, MD, medical director of the Emergency Department (ED) at Doylestown Health, is the first recipient of the Scott Levy, MD, Physician Trailblazer Award.
Doylestown Health radiologist Mark Silidker, MD, was at work one afternoon when he felt pain in his chest and upper abdomen.
Donna Frandsen, 72, was resuming her daily activities after surgery for pelvic organ prolapse when her journey took an unexpected turn. What started as a procedure to address a manageable condition revealed a life-changing discovery — Donna had ovarian cancer.