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09/01/2026

There’s something special about our campus, a place designed for healing. 🌿 Take this moment if you need it today, or bookmark it for a day when you do.

Nearly 1 in 4 professional football players who died between 2016 and 2021 had confirmed cases of chronic traumatic ence...
08/31/2026

Nearly 1 in 4 professional football players who died between 2016 and 2021 had confirmed cases of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), according to a study from the British Medical Journal, a finding raising serious questions about the long-term effects of repeated head impacts. But it’s not only diagnosed concussions that matter.

“The repetitive impact on the brain without giving it time to heal adds up over time,” explains Huntington Hospital-affiliated neurologist Yafa Minazad, DO, who recently joined LAist’s AirTalk with Larry Mantle to discuss how CTE develops, what it can do to the brain and why prevention is so important.

From memory loss and brain fog to changes in mood, personality and judgment, the effects can vary dramatically depending on where damage occurs in the brain.

What do we know about CTE today, and what are we still learning? Read more about Dr. Minazad’s conversation and the latest findings: bit.ly/4h32ZW8

When your family is going through one of its most vulnerable moments, compassionate care can stay with you long after yo...
08/27/2026

When your family is going through one of its most vulnerable moments, compassionate care can stay with you long after you leave the hospital. 💙

When twins Frances and Caroline arrived seven weeks early, their parents, Nate Corddry and Jess Russell, found comfort and support in the care of our NICU team.

“The doctors and nurses did not just care for our babies — they carried us through one of the most vulnerable times of our lives,” Nate shared. Their family chose to say thank you with a Grateful Hearts gift honoring the team that cared for them.

Is there someone at Huntington who made a difference in your care or the care of someone you love? Show your gratitude with a Grateful Hearts gift: bit.ly/3Ut1Xdb

Want to protect your bones, brain and independence as you age? Start now. Healthy aging is something we can actively wor...
08/25/2026

Want to protect your bones, brain and independence as you age? Start now. Healthy aging is something we can actively work toward at every stage of life.

In a new blog post Bryan Jick, MD, with Fair Oaks Women’s Health, shares what we should know about three important pieces of healthy aging: hormone health, strong bones and a healthy brain. The habits we build, the health risks we pay attention to and the preventive care we prioritize can all make a difference in how we feel as we get older.

From strength training and nutrition to sleep, social connection and preventive care, small steps today can help protect our health and independence for years to come.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4xg5UjW

08/19/2026

Grateful for the care you received at Huntington? There’s a meaningful way to say thank you. 💙 Learn more: bit.ly/3Ut1Xdb

A newly published study from Huntington Health, a Cedars-Sinai affiliate, demonstrates how a pharmacist-led opioid overd...
08/17/2026

A newly published study from Huntington Health, a Cedars-Sinai affiliate, demonstrates how a pharmacist-led opioid overdose education and naloxone distribution (OEND) program significantly expanded community access to lifesaving overdose prevention resources, reaching thousands of residents across the San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles County.

Read on: bit.ly/4hEapQw

08/14/2026

Class is in session, and it’s mandatory.

We love bees, just not when they sting us! 🐝 Huntington Health pediatrician Francesca Corley, MD, recently spoke with Ev...
08/13/2026

We love bees, just not when they sting us! 🐝

Huntington Health pediatrician Francesca Corley, MD, recently spoke with Everyday Health about bee stings, including what to do if you’re stung, how to ease pain and swelling, and when a reaction may require medical attention.

Check out the article for Dr. Corley’s advice and a few helpful tips to keep in mind: bit.ly/3Jq3Dvx

There’s a new furry face making rounds at Huntington! 🐾💙 Meet Meghan, a Labrador Retriever, and her owner, Katherine—the...
08/12/2026

There’s a new furry face making rounds at Huntington! 🐾💙 Meet Meghan, a Labrador Retriever, and her owner, Katherine—the newest members of our Pet-Assisted Therapy Program.

Together, they’re joining our wonderful group of four-legged friends and dedicated handlers who bring comfort to our patients every day. And behind every wagging tail is a community that makes this program possible.

For more than 20 years, the Thornton S. Glide, Jr. and Katrina D. Glide Foundation has generously supported Huntington’s Pet-Assisted Therapy program, helping ensure these meaningful moments of connection can continue for our patients, visitors and staff.

We’re so grateful for their longstanding partnership, and very happy to have Meghan and Katherine as part of the Huntington family!

We're pleased to welcome Mariko Kita, MD, MBA, as Huntington Health's new Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Office...
08/10/2026

We're pleased to welcome Mariko Kita, MD, MBA, as Huntington Health's new Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer.

Dr. Kita brings more than 25 years of experience as a physician leader, clinician-investigator and health system executive, along with a deep commitment to quality, patient safety and innovation. Throughout her career, she has united clinical teams around a shared purpose: delivering extraordinary care and improving the patient experience.

As we continue to advance our mission of providing personal, expert and local care, we're excited for the leadership and vision Dr. Kita will bring to our physicians, nurses, caregivers and the communities we proudly serve. Please join us in welcoming Dr. Kita to Huntington Health!

Read on: bit.ly/4wUh3a7

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