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Q: I heard recently that breast self-exams don’t do any good. Is that true?A: There was a study recently that generated a lot of media attention surrounding the usefulness of breast self-exams. more >> Q: I’ve read news reports about Vytorin. Is it still effective to control my cholesterol?A: Controversy surrounding the effectiveness of Vytorin arose when the results of the ENHANCE trial were published earlier this year. more >> Breaking News
Burn Center Earns Re-verification from American Burn AssociationLehigh Valley, Pa. (Oct. 1, 2008) – LVHHN's Regional Burn Center received re-verification from the American Burn Association and the American College of Surgeons for adults and children. This achievement recognizes the Burn Center's dedication to providing superior care for its patients from the point of injury through the rehabilitation process. more >> New Education Initiative to Promote Hydrogen-Fueled TransportationLehigh Valley, Pa. (Oct. 6, 2008) – The Da Vinci Science Center recently introduced its hydrogen-fueled vehicle education initiative. The $2.4-million research and education project will demonstrate hydrogen's capacity as a safe, clean, and effective transportation fuel. more >> Patient Success Stories
Life Saved in 24 MinutesRichard Silverman of South Whitehall Township objected, but his wife, Janet, called 9-1-1 anyway when he had heart attack symptoms. More >> She Survives an AneurysmTawana Gordon of Allentown receives leading-edge coiling treatment. About Our Health Network
Our Report to the CommunityAs a not-for-profit organization, we operate for the benefit of our community. More >> IRS Form 990Tax filing information about our not-for-profit hospital. More >> Featured SpeakersOur leaders will show you how we invest for a healthy Lehigh Valley every day. To schedule, call 610-402-CARE.
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