The deer tick – the known carrier of the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, has been found in eastern Nebraska. Learn preventive tips you can take to protect you and your family.

The Nebraska Medicine Sports Medicine Program uses a multi-disciplinary team of specialists to determine the best treatment approach to help you get back to peak performance. Learn how they helped this competitive dancer get back to the dance studio and take home first at state.

Eyelid surgery rates as one of the most popular procedures to rejuvenate one’s appearance. Eyelid surgery can resolve droopy eyebrows or saggy skin or puffy bags under the lower eyelids. Learn more.

If you think someone in your family has a genetic heart condition, it's important to get genetically tested. The Nebraska Medicine Heart and Vascular Genetics Clinic provides cardiovascular genetic testing and counseling services for patients with genetic disease. Learn more.

At the Nebraska Medicine Bariatrics Center, there are a lot of ways we can help you safely lose weight, and many of those don't involve surgery!

Stroke and heart disease often go hand in hand. Read how in some situations, stroke can directly result from heart problems.

What does "comprehensive" mean when it comes to sports medicine?

The Nebraska Medicine Stroke and Neurovascular Center provides around-the-clock care of stroke patients using a well-defined, systematic approach to care and treatment to achieve optimal results.

When she suddenly lost the ability to speak on her way home from a Christmas party, Penny Noack's son knew something was terribly wrong.

Based on everything we know, most medical professionals and organizations like the American Cancer Society and the American Academy of Dermatology, still believe sunscreen is safe and should be a part of your daily sun protection routine. Learn more about sunscreen safety.