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Women's Health
What You Need to Know About Over-the-counter Birth Control Pills
For the first time, you can now purchase birth control pills without a prescription. Doylestown Health Obstetrician/Gynecologist Jean Fitzgerald, MD, shares what you need to know about over-the-counter birth control pills. 
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Preventive Care
Measles is Making a Comeback- What You Need to Know to Stay Safe
Measles cases are rising throughout the U.S. Michael Kimzey, DO, infectious diseases physician with Doylestown Health, has some advice on how you and your family can stay safe.
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Cancer
Finding Lung Cancer Early, Before Symptoms Appear

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that only 6% of people who have an elevated risk for lung cancer receive the recommended screening? Boost your knowledge about lung cancer screening and other ways Doylestown Hospital is working to detect the disease early, when it is highly treatable – increasing your chance of survival.

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Gastroenterology
Love Your Liver, Protect Your Health

Your liver works hard to perform hundreds of functions vital to your overall health. Find out what you can do to take care of your liver so your liver can keep taking care of you.

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Sleep
A Simpler Home Sleep Apnea Test — WatchPAT®
Wondering if you have sleep apnea? An evaluation coupled with an overnight sleep study is the best way to find out. Get to know the signs and symptoms of this sleep-related breathing problem and learn about an innovative option in home sleep studies, the WatchPAT® One, a diagnostic home sleep apnea test you can wear like a wristwatch.
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Nursing
Nurses: At the Center of the Hospital's Past, Present, and Future
From the very beginning, nurses have been at the core of Doylestown Hospital's mission and we celebrate them as part of our Centennial.
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Highlights
Following in Our Founder’s Footsteps – Volunteer Chaplains Provide Emotional and Spiritual Support
In 1923, the women of the Village Improvement Association of Doylestown (VIA) celebrated the opening of the Doylestown Emergency Hospital by rolling up their sleeves.
As the founders of the eight-bed hospital, they took on tasks ranging from hiring and managing staff to fundraising, painting, and weeding. They were driven by a commitment to the community and the hospital’s mission “to continuously improve the quality of life and proactively advocate for the health and well-being of the individuals we serve.”
A century later, the VIA continues to lead the way, along with the many dedicated members of our community who through stewardship, philanthropy, and volunteerism are at the heart of Doylestown Hospital’s tradition of treating the whole person.
 
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Men's Health
Boost Your Knowledge to Beat Prostate Cancer

Every man should have an annual physical and digital rectal exam after age 50 to screen for prostate cancer. The condition is highly treatable, especially when detected early. Learn more about prostate cancer, including risk factors, testing, and treatments.

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Cancer
The Benefits of Cardio-Oncology for Patients Undergoing Lung Cancer Treatment
Doylestown Health's Cardio-Oncology program helps protect your heart when going through lung cancer treatment. 
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Heart and Vascular
What Heart Rhythm Experts Want You to Know About AFib
Your heart has its own electrical conduction system that coordinates your heartbeat, but people with Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) have "faulty wiring” that causes problems with the way their heart contracts. AFib is a chaotic, irregular heart rhythm that increases your risk for stroke and other life-threatening conditions. Learn more about AFib and innovative treatment options from the heart rhythm experts at Doylestown Hospital.
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Orthopedics
Too Young for Knee Osteoarthritis?
Strain and injury are common causes of knee pain in people under 50, but if you have a family history of arthritis, or you injured your knee at a young age, osteoarthritis may be the culprit, according to Doylestown Health orthopedic surgeon Charles B. Burrows, MD.
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Preventive Care
Expert Tips for Smoother Back-to-School Immunizations
From kindergarten to college, one of the best ways to protect your child's health is to make sure their immunizations are up to date. Dr. Elizabeth McKenna, a family medicine physician, offers tips for smoother back-to-school immunizations for parents and kids.
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