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As parents and guardians prepare to send their children back to school, a nutrition expert from Saint Luke's has guidance on prepping balanced lunches that don't break the bank.

A new school year brings opportunities to learn, grow, make new friends, and try new activities. As families settle into new routines, healthy habits can help children feel confident, energized, and ready for success.  

According to the CDC, more than two million people in the U.S. live with inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD. The chronic condition involves prolonged inflammation in the digestive tract, which can lead to persistent diarrhea, bleeding, and abdominal pain.

At Anderson County Hospital, volunteers are an essential part of who we are. Every day, they generously share their time, talents, and compassion to support our patients, visitors, staff, and the community. Their dedication helps create a welcoming environment and strengthens our mission of providing exceptional care close to home.

In recent years, physicians and baseball pros have noticed a sharp increase in Tommy John surgeries among younger players and those at the higher level.

The procedure, an ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction on the elbow, received its name from former MLB pitcher Tommy John first underwent the procedure in 1974. The operation was career-saving for the MLB star, who passed away this past weekend.

When 74-year-old Joan Hildebrandt arrived at the Emergency Department at Saint Luke’s East Hospital, her heart was the last thing on her mind.  

No one wants to imagine that a parent, grandparent, neighbor, or close friend might be thinking about suicide. And let's be honest, bringing up the subject can feel uncomfortable.

But here's the truth: asking someone about suicidal thoughts is one of the most caring things you can do.

The Saint Luke’s Food as Medicine Everyday (FAME) Program offers education programs through the