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Christiana Care in the news
- Christiana Care doctors examine gene editing to improve patient response to lung cancer treatments
- The legacy behind Christiana Care’s new health center
- Advice to parachuting docs: Think before you jump into poor countries
- Reading with your toddler boosts more than just language skills
- Christiana Care holds Dance Your Heart Out
- New Castle County launches overdose support program
- N.C. County, Christiana Care launch opioid overdose support program
- Christiana Care will send help to your home after an overdose
- New pilot project between NCC, Christiana Care aims to break the cycle of opioid addiction
- New partnership will pair outreach workers with overdose patients
Take Control of Your Heart & Vascular Health
Health education event for deaf and hard of hearing women connects and empowers
Debra Fry of Newark might communicate in a language that uses signs instead of words, but at a recent Christiana Care Health System program on breast health and mammography, she got the message loud and clear — early detection saves lives. As one of about 20 women to attend a special program at Wilmington Hospital specifically for deaf and hard of hearing women and their families, Fry asked a number of good questions, toured the mammography suite on the health system’s Wilmington campus, had the opportunity to meet trusted health care providers and encourage other members of the Deaf community to take charge of their own good health.