Prevention and Treatment of Illness
Health & Wellness
Vanderbilt University Medical Center is committed to helping you get the care you need as quickly and conveniently and as affordably as possible. Rather than pay a higher copay for an emergency room visit, employees can take advantage of these cost- and time-saving health care options.
Getting to Know Your Medications
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Learn helpful steps to take to manage your medications.
Understanding Heart Disease in Women
Occupational Health Clinic
Dr. Basher talks about unique difference in heart disease in women as compared to men.
PrEP: Not Just Another Acronym
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When is the Emergency Department the Right Choice for Care?
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Sleep Better During Times of Change
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Laurel Schaefer, a Nurse Practitioner with the Sleep Division at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, shares insightful knowledge about adjusting to Daylight Saving Time and good sleep habits.
Let’s Talk About Celiac Disease
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Dr. Dawn Adams, Director of the Celiac Disease Clinic and Assistant Professor in the Department of Gastroenterology, discusses celiac disease, its signs and symptoms, and lifestyle modifications to manage the disease.
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LGBTI Resources
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View health care recources for LGBTQ faculty and staff.
Preventive Care
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Prevention is essential for good health. View what is included in routine checkups and how to determine age-appropriate guidelines for preventive exams.
Choosing a Primary Care Provider
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A health care provider is your partner for a variety of needs including prevention, routine care and acute care. Your provider may be a physician (family practitioner, internist, or pediatrician), nurse practitioner, or physician assistant.