The volunteers at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital are an integral part of the hospital’s day-to-day function.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and health experts say this is a reminder to get checked, whether it’s a screening test or a colonoscopy.

Before you exercise, it is important to get in a dynamic warmup, while after you've completed an activity, static stretching helps restore the muscles.

It's a way for parents to welcome their new baby by inscribing their name and birth date outside the Mother-Baby Unit at the hospital.

Health care professionals tend to put the health of their patients first and can neglect their own health and well-being.

Doctors at the Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital say women should wait to get a screening mammogram if they have just gotten a COVID-19 vaccine or booster shot.

Parenting can be an extremely difficult task, but there are area support groups offering help by giving parents a shoulder to lean on.

Smoking is a tough habit to break, but quitting it can do wonders for a person's health.

While about 10 percent of the U.S. population has diabetes, more than a quarter of those people are undiagnosed.

Losing a pregnancy or a new baby can be heartbreaking and leave parents feeling lost and confused.

A cancer diagnosis can be a scary thing, but Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital offers resources to ensure that patients know they are not alone.

A Nursing Professional Development Practitioner helps prepare for the current and future roles of nurses and helps nurses stay on top of their game.

Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital has partnered with the Blue Ridge Health District to help expand health care services to all residents.

Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital has its Sleep Medicine Center, where patients can get assistance to help them rest.

Archaeologists from James Monroe's Highland went into radiology with artifacts found in the remains of Monroe's home, which burned in the mid-1800s.

With the games just around the corner, one doctor offers tips to protect yourself when trying a new sport.

Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital has partnered with Imerman Angels to implement a program that pairs cancer fighters with survivors.

Even though COVID-19 forced public schools to shut doors in the spring, leaders at Move2Health Equity came up with a solution to get kids active this summer. 

Doctors and nurses in the Observation Unit were given the option to be reassigned when the unit was converted to treat COVID-19. They all chose to stay. 

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