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In her years of teaching pregnancy classes at HonorHealth, prenatal educator Danyelle Malvick, RN, has heard it all. Check out five myths she has heard about pregnancy, childbirth and beyond. Myth No

Scottsdale resident Jack S., a patient of Christina Reuss, MD, a cardiologist and independent member of the HonorHealth Medical Staff, wrote a poem about his experience with afib (atrial fibrillation)

In the hospital with her third heart attack and an out-of-control glucose level, Deborah knew she needed to make changes. That's when she met Mary Lee Lehrich, a nurse and diabetes educator. Together

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

When Brandon and Jamie's baby was born lethargic and entangled in the umbilical cord, HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center's NICU team stepped in. Baby Jocelyn's internal temperature was lowered