What an ADHD Medication Shortage Can Mean for Patients

What an ADHD Medication Shortage Can Mean for Patients

The nationwide shortage of stimulant medications to treat ADHD has been going on for months, and it’s reportedly growing worse by the day. Neurologist Dr. Sarah Cheyette, who cares for patients within the Sutter Health system, recently spoke with NBC News about what...
Healthcare Workers Reflect on Black History Month

Healthcare Workers Reflect on Black History Month

For decades, February has marked Black History Month, which honors the triumphs and struggles of African Americans throughout U.S. history. In celebration of Black History Month, the Vitals team reached out to Sutter Health healthcare workers to learn what this month...
Good Samaritans Save Bicyclist’s Life with CPR

Good Samaritans Save Bicyclist’s Life with CPR

by Kathy Engle, Vitals Contributor   Recently, millions of people watched in real time as Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on the football field. Fortunately for Hamlin, CPR was immediately begun by the Bills’ medical team, and his heart...
Mystery Illnesses Uncovered by Persistent Physicians

Mystery Illnesses Uncovered by Persistent Physicians

Susan and Dave Howard recently honored two Bay Area physicians with a significant philanthropic gift in recognition of their excellent care and compassionate listening. By Kathy Engle, Vitals contributor Shortly after San Jose resident Dave Howard turned 79, he...
Get in the Game: Learn CPR

Get in the Game: Learn CPR

Eat leafy greens, exercise regularly, learn CPR. Wait, learn CPR? Yes, one cardiothoracic surgeon is recommending that along with taking good care of themselves, people should learn CPR so they’re prepared to help others in case of emergency. NFL safety Damar Hamlin’s...