Bleeding is one of the top causes of preventable death in trauma. 20% of people who have died from traumatic injuries may have survived with quick bleeding control. Stop the Bleed is part of a national campaign to address the most preventable cause of death in the nation: uncontrolled bleeding. This...

Bleeding is one of the top causes of preventable death in trauma. 20% of people who have died from traumatic injuries may have survived with quick bleeding control. Stop the Bleed is part of a national campaign to address the most preventable cause of death in the nation: uncontrolled bleeding. This...

Bleeding is one of the top causes of preventable death in trauma. 20% of people who have died from traumatic injuries may have survived with quick bleeding control. Stop the Bleed is part of a national campaign to address the most preventable cause of death in the nation: uncontrolled bleeding. This...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Why does a walk in the woods feel so good, and what does science say about it? When we spend time in nature (especially among trees), our bodies respond in measurable ways: heart rate slows, blood pressure drops, stress hormones decrease, and mood improves. These changes reflect how our nervous...