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Melanoma is a serious type of skin cancer. It starts in skin cells called melanocytes. These are cells that give skin its color. Melanoma is much less common than other types of skin cancer that start in other skin cells. But it's more likely to spread to other parts of the body.

Memory disorders can be difficult to diagnose, and many have no cure. But with the right experts guiding your diagnosis and care, you can effectively treat and manage symptoms.

Mitral valve disease is a complex condition. The majority of patients with mitral valve disease have mitral regurgitation (leaky valve). Some have mitral valve prolapse, which causes their leaky valve. If the patient is healthy enough, open heart surgery is the standard to repair these valves.

Saint Luke’s Movement Disorders Program offers a comprehensive approach to patients suffering from a range of conditions like Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, and dystonia.

Our palliative care team is expertly trained to provide guidance in navigating the health care system and collaborates with patients and their doctors on treatment.

Saint Luke’s Cancer Specialists provide early detection, expert diagnosis, personalized treatment options, and survivorship support to every patient.

Pericarditis is a condition where the thin sac around the heart, the pericardium, becomes inflamed. The inflammation can cause fluid to build up around the heart keeping it from pumping blood effectively.