Explore These Resources For More Information On Living A Healthy Life

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Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center offers Las Vegas-area residents the most comprehensive neurological and orthopedic services within the southern Nevada region. We also provide many healthcare options, ranging from breast cancer screenings to stroke detection and treatment. If you suffer from any of the above medical conditions, Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center can help. Call us today at (702) 880-2700 to find out more about our comprehensive healthcare services.

To learn more about the many medical issues to which we can attend, please read the following articles.

The March of Dimes offers new parents tips on how to get ready for bringing your baby home.
Researchers predict that more than 47,000 American women will be diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2012. The National Cancer Institute discusses what you need to know about cancer of the uterus.
In addition to monthly breast self-examinations, women should schedule regular breast cancer screenings with their healthcare provider. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention explains what to expect during this clinical exam.
The American Diabetes Association breaks down the many complications that can result from diabetes.
Do you know the warning signs of a heart attack? The American Heart Association describes what symptoms may indicate the onset of this life-threatening condition.
As the National Stroke Association reports, FAST—face, arms, speech, time—action can save a person’s life if they are suffering from a stroke.
Craniotomy, or brain surgery, may be performed for many reasons, including the stoppage of brain hemorrhaging or swelling. The U.S. National Library of Medicine details what happens before and during this procedure.
Another common reason for brain surgery is tumor removal. The National Brain Tumor Society goes into depth regarding the symptoms and diagnostic methods of brain tumors.
The North American Spine Society offers 10 tips for a healthy back.
Patients with deteriorating hips and knees often undergo joint replacement surgery to alleviate their pain and mobility restrictions. The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases explains what joint replacement surgery is and who may need it.