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Two nurses checking a patients blood sugar

Nurses at Magnet® hospitals often spend more time at their patients’ bedsides and provide more one-on-one care. That type of personal attention plays a big part in aiding recovery.

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Temple audiologists discuss how kidney disease and thyroid disease can cause balance problems.

They say that knowledge is power, so check out this post to learn all about heart transplant surgery.

Dr. Erin Narewski talking to another physician in the hospital

Seeking a second opinion when you are diagnosed with a lung disease should be a serious consideration. Here’s why.

Designing and building smaller medical implants isn’t a new idea. Patients have already benefited in major ways.

Temple patient Colleen and Mick as husband and wife moments after saying “I Do” in the ICU.

Read Colleen's story to learn about a special day within the ICU of Temple University Hospital.

Husband and wife standing outside with their arms around each other looking at their home

To those patients who lost their lives and chose organ donation, and to their families, we say thank you.

Diagram of the three systems that work together to create your voice

Not many of us actually understand what is going on inside our body when we speak. Find out how your voice works.

When you have heart disease, routine illnesses can be anything but routine. Learn what to do if you get a cold or flu.

A complicated-sounding procedure for a complicated-sounding disease. Dr. Vaidya explains this advanced treatment.

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What MAGNET Status Means for Temple and Our Patients

How Do Chronic Conditions Affect the Balance System? Part 2

A Quick Guide to Understanding Heart Transplantation

Why a Lung Disease Diagnosis Warrants a Second Opinion

Cardiac Devices Get Smaller & Smaller

A Second Opinion Brings a Second Chance for PH Patient

Organ Donation: The Greatest Gift, at the Hardest Time

How Does My Voice Work?

Just a Cold?

Pulmonary Thromboendarterectomy (PTE): Complicated-Sounding Procedure for a Complicated-Sounding Disease