by shawnkramer | Jun 12, 2026
Stroke can change a life in an instant, affecting nearly 800,000 people in the United States each year. Sutter Health care teams treat about 6,000 stroke patients annually, moving quickly to stabilize patients and guide the next steps. Emergency response is a vital...
by shawnkramer | May 18, 2026
The headache fades. The arm weakness passes. For young adults, these warning signs are often attributed to stress or exhaustion and dismissed. While strokes are most common in patients 65 and older, they can occur at any age. According to a CDC study, the incidence of...
by shawnkramer | Apr 24, 2026
Behind every cancer diagnosis is a patient and loved ones hoping for answers. With decades of experience in cancer care and research, Dr. Kevin Kim, newly appointed as chief of precision medicine at Sutter Health, explains how the integrated health system is advancing...
by shawnkramer | Mar 19, 2026
Research shows brain health is influenced by everyday factors such as physical activity, mental health, sleep and social connection long before dementia symptoms appear – a reality shaping the new Brain Health Pathways program at Sutter Health’s Ray Dolby Brain Health...
by shawnkramer | Mar 5, 2026
A Northern California physician stands as the only in the world to receive a prestigious industry honor. Dr. Anil Neelakantan, a board-certified neurologist in Stockton, Calif. with Gould Medical Group, earned the American Academy of Neurology’s 2026 General...
