Arkansas leads the nation in heart disease, but there are things you can do to control your risk and stay healthy.

Holiday depression is real and you don't have to suffer. Ask your doctor for help. There are lots of options and support to help you get through this time of the year.

Overindulgences, such as overeating and over-caffeinated, as well as increased stress can cause “holiday heart syndrome." Learn strategies to stay heart healthy.

Shannon Hoey, MNSc, smoking cessation leader, talks about how stopping smoking affects your heart— and overall—health

Crohn’s is a chronic disease of the intestine. It can lead to bigger problems, even colon cancer. Learn the early signs.

You may know Inflammatory Bowel Disease as Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis. Left untreated, these disorders cause irritation and swelling of the digestive tract and can lead to serious medical problems.

April is Foot Health Awareness Month and is a great opportunity to highlight the importance of foot health.

Medicine is only helpful when it is taken as prescribed. If you feel the medications you are taking are causing unwanted side effects, talk to your doctor before changing anything.

With one-third of all cancer cases being preventable, now is the time to take action against your risk factors.

Former Disney World employees retires to Arkansas to be close to his grandson and the CHI St. Vincent Wound Center is helping him make the most of their time together.

When it comes to getting a colonoscopy, you’re not the only one who has questions. That’s why we’ve answered the five most commonly asked questions.

Know the signs and symptoms of colon cancer. Not all polyps become cancerous, the only way to find out is by getting screened.

The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce awarded CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs as the large business of the year.

It’s possible to lower your blood pressure naturally, without taking medications, by paying closer attention to your lifestyle choices.

CHI St. Vincent Medical Group welcomes five new physicians expanding the region's largest network of doctors and providers, including almost every specialty.

Early rise in flu cases in Arkansas. If you haven't gotten your flu shot, it's time to get one right now. A message from CHI St. Vincent Primary Care offices in story featuring Dr. Mark Viegas.

The key to healthy Thanksgiving Day eating is about portion control and knowing when to back away.

Together, with the help of our Diabetic Educators, a growing community of Arkansans are taking control of their diabetes.

Orthopedic specialist, Dr. Robert Olive Jr., hosted the first "Breakfast with a Doctor" lecture series in Hot Springs Village.

Susie Reynolds Reece isn’t short on job responsibilities, but as of this year things in her professional life streamlined with the reorganization of Hot Springs-based Garland County Suicide Prevention Coalition.