Women’s healthcare can be complex, and your needs change as you move through life stages. Learn how to maximize your health long-term from the experts at The Christ Hospital Health Network. Read More

Have you noticed a small bulge or discomfort that doesn’t seem quite right? That little bulge might be trying to tell you something important. Know the causes, signs, and treatment options for hernias. Read More

Hip pain can have plenty of causes. Finding the true reason behind yours can make all the difference for treatment. Learn about hip pain’s common causes. Read More

Knee pain can have different causes. But the “why” matters less to you than how it can impact your life and your health. The good news is, there is a wide range of treatment options to keep you moving. Read More

Is shoulder pain preventing you from enjoying your favorite activities? Whether you're an avid golfer or simply love reaching for that top shelf, shoulder pain can hold you back. Learn more about the causes and options for relief. Read More

From hormonal influences, to lifestyle factors, to unique anatomy, women have unique orthopedic needs to keep them strong, active, and walking fearless. Our experts cover topics for women including back and neck pain, headaches, arthritis, and more. Read More

Women face unique risks and symptoms when it comes to heart disease – some of which make women especially vulnerable even at a young age. Here is what women need to know about their heart health and how they can decrease their risk. Read More

From gynecologic health across the lifespan, to understanding pelvic floor disorders, to addressing pelvic pain and irregular bleeding, our experts provide answers to leading questions from women concerning pelvic and gynecological health. Read More

A woman’s overall wellness can depend on many factors from preventative care, to nutrition, to mental wellbeing, and more. Women’s Health experts from The Christ Hospital Health Network offer these practical tips to help you feel your best. Read More

Many people with lung cancer may not have any symptoms until it's in advanced stages. So it's important to catch lung cancer early, when it's most treatable and curable. It’s also important to get the best treatment for you. Read More