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  • Neurosciences

    Cancer patient concerned about multiple CT scans

    ?Risk versus reward is a debate in the medical community over a common test, frequently ordered by doctors. Now one local patient came to the I-Team with fears he’s been exposed to too much radiation. The use of computed tomography, or CT scans, has increased more than 20 times since 1980. They are used in … Read More

  • Featured News

    The Bond girl and her very public stroke

    ?Her left arm flailed as if she was trying to wipe something off the airplane window with her elbow. From across the aisle, her mother couldn’t figure out what she was doing. Neither could Lynn-Holly Johnson. Her arm was acting as if it had a mind of its own. When the plane landed at John … Read More

  • Articles

    Hoag Statement

    A statement from Hoag Hospital President and CEO, Richard Afable, M.D.

  • Neurosciences

    How Clinton's Blood Clot Might Have Been Prevented

    ?What caused the blood clot in Hillary Rodham Clinton’s head? The secretary of state was in and out of the hospital relatively quickly, with so many details of her condition cloaked in secrecy that physicians are left to play armchair quarterback. But a picture is emerging about what happened. The contours of that picture can … Read More

  • Breast Program

    Breast Cancer Update: No Cure Yet but Many Improvements

    ?Ideally, everything you’re about to read will soon be of no interest to you. We are getting closer to the day when there will be no need to be aware that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when there will be a cure, and when all the information I’m about to tell you concerning new … Read More

  • Executive Health

    Wellness in Action: Make the Office Greener without Breaking the Bank

    The fiscal year is ending for many companies and it may be time to take a look at the health of your business. Promoting employee wellness, educating workers about important health risks and understanding the state of corporate health are important in evaluating the health of your business and employees. Green practices can also engage … Read More

  • Breast Program

    Hoag Health: 3D Technology good for movies, great for health

    Dr. Gary Levine Breast cancer doctors are discovering what James Cameron has always known: 3D is the way of the future. Traditional mammography saves lives everyday. But for women under the age of 50 and older women who have dense breast tissue, the two-dimensional images offered by mammography are limited. Dense breast tissue can obscure … Read More

  • Executive Health

    Allergies in the Workplace

    Hosting an office potluck or weekly happy hour may seem like a simple way to promote employee bonding, but a business may be unintentionally ostracizing certain workers with these activities. As many as15 million Americans suffer from food allergies and more are entering the workforce each year as the prevalence in food allergies among children … Read More

  • Featured News

    Groundbreaking Treatment for GERD Patients

    Hoag is pleased to offer the new and revolutionary LINX Reflux Management System, an FDA approved device that treats GERD symptoms and stop reoccurrence.? Read about the benefits of this short outpatient procedure, and why you should choose Hoag for your care.Click here?