Health News from The Valley Health System
Spring 2003

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Hospital Volunteers Office Time and Talents

It is said that America's spirit is most evident in its volunteers. The giving of one's time and effort is undoubtedly admirable, but in a hospital setting filled with raw emotions that range from joyous to heart-rending, the volunteer spirit means even more. The Valley Health System depends heavily on its volunteer corps, and it is with great pride that we feature three remarkable people.
 This LDR/antepartum suite is one of three in the new wing where expectant mothers receive antepartum care as well as deliver their babies.

New Addition Expands Services for Women

Summerlin Hospital's recent expansion enables better care for women whatever their needs may be.

Desert Springs Hospital Cath Lab Supervisor, Ric Miller, left, and Scott Kushner, RN, review a patient's results on the hospital's new intravascular ultrasound machine.

Exciting New Technology Improves Cardiac Care

Cardiologists at Desert Springs Hospital are now using the latest imaging equipment to enhance the diagnosis and management of coronary artery disease.
The Benefits of Exercise

Regular exercise causes basic changes in your body that go far beyond simple calorie burning.

  Eat Your Way to Better Health

It's widely known that a nutritious, well-balanced diet is key to a healthy heart. Yet most of us don't eat the way we should.

  Diabetes: Growing Health Threat

The number diabetic Americans increased 61% over the past decade largely due to a surge in obesity.


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