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If you’re feeling exhausted, unmotivated, or disconnected from your work, you could be experiencing burnout. Here’s how to recognize the signs and take action.

The Comprehensive Stroke Center at Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital was ready to treat Mike Rittel’s stroke before he even arrived. Thanks to that, he has no lasting effects.

Protein is an essential nutrient when it comes to building and repairing muscles, bones, skin, hair and nails. But did you know eating more protein may also be an ideal way to boost your heart health? Here’s why.

At Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital, 85-year-old Frieda Bonomini received successful lung cancer treatment that honored her faith through bloodless surgery.

New research suggests flossing might also protect your heart and brain. Here’s why.

Don’t let springtime activities turn into a trip to the ER. Here are some common issues to be aware of as the weather gets warmer.

Don’t let knee pain hold you back. Discover the options – including surgical ones - that may help you move freely again.

If you find yourself sneezing, sniffling or dealing with itchy eyes every spring, the good news is that there are simple ways to manage your symptoms. Here’s how.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the leading cause of death among U.S. adults. Cardiac imaging can help keep your heart healthy – here’s how.

Approximately five out of six kids have at least one ear infection before they are old enough to start preschool. Many kids have more than one.

Having difficulty progressing in your weight-loss journey? Here’s how considering your mental health could help.

It may be hard to remember these tips when a sudden scary situation such as choking occurs, but having this information tucked away in your memory may help save your life.

Stay ahead of the chill by learning how winter weather affects your sinuses and some practical tips to keep your nasal passages healthy.

The holidays can be a time of comfort and joy but they can also be a time of stress and frustration. Follow these tips to stress less.

Healthcare should work in harmony, with providers working together to provide patients high-quality care. That’s the mission of Southwest Healthcare, a system of facilities, including Temecula Valley Hospital, united to elevate your level of care in your community.

Lung-cancer screening is an essential way to detect disease early, when treatments may be more effective.

Wondering what the similarities and differences are between these two conditions? Here are answers to frequently asked questions about these lung diseases.

Physical therapy can help with more than just recovering from an illness or injury. Here’s how people with conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia or back pain may benefit.

No matter how old you are, what you eat and how much you move can strengthen your bones.

Back-to-school stress can become overwhelming and even lead to depression and anxiety in children and teens.

Do your legs hurt when you walk but then feel okay once you are sitting down? Have you felt numbness or weakness in your legs or feet? Do you notice color changes on the skin of your legs or have sores that heal slowly? Find out what these symptoms could mean.

Being able to recognize the symptoms of prostate problems will help you know when it's time to see a doctor.

School physicals are an effective way to get a check of your child’s general health and to gain vaccine protections against common illnesses.

By making positive lifestyle changes, you make it more likely you won't develop this chronic and serious disease.

This is what an injured Achilles tendon feels like and how to protect yourself from injury.

The health of your eyes plays a vital role in the quality of your everyday life. When an eye injury or other condition has the potential to threaten your vision, it’s important to recognize the symptoms that may require emergency care. This guide can help.

What an interventional cardiologist does and why you may need to see one.

Although skin cancer can resemble other skin issues, these are signs you should look out for.

As we get older, our bodies and lifestyles change a lot. One of the biggest changes happens in our brains, and this can affect how we live.

If you have higher than normal blood sugar levels, here's what you need to know.

Your risk of some injuries to bones, tendons and joints may be higher depending on your sex.

When Mary Trout experienced a stroke, the Comprehensive Stroke Center at Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital saved her life and broke its own record for swift care.

Falls are not only painful but can also lead to ongoing complications and difficulties. Know the risk factors and how to reduce your risk.

To keep skin protected, wear sunscreen every day when going outdoors.

Not sure if your symptoms are due to a stroke or TIA? Here's how to tell.

Spending time outdoors in warmer weather can increase the risk of contracting tickborne illness. Here’s what you need to know.

Begin your day with one of these meals and you'll be off to a strong start.

Move more while enjoying fresh air and sunshine with these exciting and relaxing activities.

Too much of this stress hormone can wreak havoc on your health.

Joint health is important, and understanding what’s normal helps in maintaining your quality of life.

Here's what body odor comes from, why it changes and how to control it.

The diet of people in the Blue Zones may help them live longer. Here's what they eat.

Here's how to spot a stroke and what to do.

In real life, heart attack symptoms are usually more subtle than what you see in movies.

Good eyesight is often taken for granted – until it is lost. A common eye disorder affects many people 50 years and older.

Gary Carlson survived a stroke thanks to the quick response and quality care he received at Temecula Valley Hospital. 

If your yearly resolution has to do with reaching a healthy weight, it may be smart to check your thyroid.

Here's why drugs originally developed to treat diabetes are being used for weight loss.

This may be the incentive you need to start the new year alcohol-free.

Roasted Vegetarian Quinoa Stuffing balances great taste and good health

Getting sick slows you down and prevents you from enjoying the festivities. These tips can help you avoid it.

Here are similarities and differences between these conditions, as well as common symptoms.

Here's why your heart is more at risk during the holidays, and what you can do to protect it.

In the decade since his lifesaving heart procedure, Darrel Duncan has remained good friends with his surgeon and a strong advocate for Temecula Valley Hospital.

E-cigarettes and smokeless nicotine were once regarded as a way to avoid lung cancer risk, but there are concerns.

The average American consumes over 2,000 calories on Thanksgiving. Here's how to save half those calories!

If you have pain, stiffness and inflammation in your hip joint, these tips can help.

High blood sugar causes many of the symptoms and complications of diabetes. Here’s how to manage your blood sugar.

This holiday is all about having fun. Here are 5 ways to keep it that way.

Wondering what inflammation-fighting foods to add to your diet? Try these 10 powerhouses.

Heat-related illnesses can be very serious, so it's important to recognize if they are happening.

Now is as good a time as any to get these appointments on your calendar.

Many people take multivitamins and other supplements daily, but do you need them?

While it's a serious condition, with appropriate management and treatment, many people with CHF can continue to lead active and fulfilling lives.

Back pain is the leading cause of disability around the world and is one of the most common reasons people go to a doctor.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, and the most preventable, too.

Let's dive into the reasons for your pesky itchy eyes and runny noses, and how to avoid them.

GERD can start out as an annoyance, but can cause serious damage over time. Avoid long-term effects through simple lifestyle changes and possibly treatment.

Various colorectal cancer screening options can make diagnosis and early detection easier for you

After suffering the pain of a car accident for nearly a decade, Cindi Cottle made the decision to reclaim her life and mobility.

Not all heart events are the same. Knowing what makes them different can be the key to surviving them.

This holiday season, when families gather and the risk of spread is high, be aware of common RSV symptoms, treatments and preventive actions.

Put self-care at the top of your to-do list. Identify when stress is affecting you and how you can manage it.
 

It’s more common than you know. Learn how to avoid it turning into diabetes.

"There is a different sense of pride when you are serving your own community. It feels more like home."

Is getting a mammogram at the top of your to-do list? If not, schedule it now. It may save your life!

Prostate cancer is the second-most-common cancer among American men, and often progresses with few outward signs. Screening for it is important.

It's the No. 1 cause of disability worldwide. Learn how to better deal with it.

When Yvonne LeMay's double vision turned out to be a symptom of the stroke she was having, Temecula Valley Hospital wasted no time providing the treatment she needed.

Paying attention to the most common types of injury can help keep you and your family safe while getting the most out of the warm months ahead.

June is Men’s Health Awareness Month! Regular check-ups and screenings can help men stay healthy by indicating preventive health needs and catching issues before they become more serious.

Whether your allergy symptoms are frustrating or debilitating, there are steps you can take to enjoy rather than dread spring.

Learn when to visit the emergency room versus urgent care.

If you suffer from chronic joint pain and medications are no longer working, you may be a candidate for joint replacement.

Knowing the signs and symptoms can save your life!

Want a fresh start for 2022? Create realistic, reasonable goals to set yourself up for success.

As part of an effort to increase the number of physicians in California, Temecula Valley Hospital received state funding towards its residency programs.

Volunteers in the TVH pet therapy program hosted a small parade so staff could see their favorite therapy dogs.

Temecula Valley Hospital hosted its first Drive-thru Health Fair offering health information and free giveaways from many community partners.

Tom James’ increased chest discomfort concerned him, but he was afraid to go to the hospital because of COVID-19. His doctor finally convinced him.