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Ketty Fessahazion has a type of ovarian cancer, but you wouldn’t know it. In fact, thanks to her treatment through a clinical trial at HonorHealth Research Institute, the 42-year-old Glendale

At 6 feet, 140 pounds, Jenn S. — a former NCAA Division I volleyball player — still has an athletic profile. But doctors once told this 42-year-old Scottsdale woman to accept she could no longer

Penny M. has a family history of heart issues and has always taken a proactive approach to stay ahead of any long-term problems. Her primary care doctor had been watching her blood pressure over the

Scottsdale, Ariz. (September 11, 2024) – HonorHealth, a leading healthcare system serving more than five million people in the greater Phoenix and Scottsdale areas, has agreed to assume operational

Shields will protect doctors, nurses and technicians from repetitive exposure to low-level radiation used to guide non-surgical heart and blood vessel procedures

Randy L., an avid cyclist from Ohio in his early 40s, visits the Phoenix area every winter with his cycling team and trainer to take advantage of the weather and the varied terrain. “Cycling is an

Born with a heart that beats a little differently? You’re not alone — congenital heart disease is the most common birth defect, and sometimes, it isn’t noticed until you reach your teenage years or

Fun fact! Did you know that spaghetti squash is packed with vitamin C and beta carotene to help fight bacteria, while red onion offers quercetin, an antiviral antioxidant? Garlic adds antibacterial