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Stop the Sneeze: How to Manage Spring Allergies

Springtime is in bloom, bringing the promise of fresh flowers, bright sunshine, and warmer weather. But if you're one of the 50 million Americans who suffer from allergies, the season...

A Guide to Eye Hygiene

Every time spring arrives, many of us became painfully aware of our eyes. Excess pollen and dust cause blood vessels to swell and the body produces histamine, making the eyes...

How Minimizing Stress Leads to a Healthier Life

For a lot of people, stress and anxiety interfere with their lives in some way. But one year into the pandemic, many people are experiencing it even more because of...

Understanding Autism: The Role of Your Pediatrician

Every child is different and develops at their own pace. But pediatrician Ruba Hanna, MD, says certain behaviors and delays are definitely a concern.

Trust the COVID-19 vaccines. They can save your life.

In an article by Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Summit Health family medicine provider Dr. Cynthia Paige talks about vaccine hesitancy among the Black community.

Tips to Prepare for your Doctor's Visit

Whether seeing a doctor for the first time or continuing with a doctor you’ve seen many times, there are things you’ll want to do to prepare.

How to Protect Yourself from Spring Sports Injuries

It's been a long winter—heavy snowfall and the need for social distancing have kept many of us cooped up in our homes for months.

Five Tips to Prevent Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer, which develops in the colon or rectum, is almost entirely preventable. All you have to do, experts say, is get screened.

Summit Medical Group is Now Summit Health

On March 18, 2021, Summit Health CEO Jeffrey Le Benger introduced the new Summit Health brand with the unveiling of signage at Summit Health headquarters in Berkeley Heights.

Colorectal Cancer: Top Reasons People Don’t Get Screened but Should

Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of death in the United States, but it’s highly treatable if detected early and largely preventable with regular screenings. While screenings have been...