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Richmond, Virginia vcuhealth.org Joined February 2009

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VCU Health @VCUHealth Aug 4

Virginia's best, and among the nation's best. VCU Medical Center has been ranked the No. 1 hospital in Virginia by U.S. News & World Report. We're also proud to be recognized among the nation's Top 50 hospitals for cardiology and orthopaedics. bit.ly/3Rr6lbK 🎉

VCU Health @VCUHealth 2d

A VCU Health neurosurgeon says advanced technology, imaging and the right team can help patients find appropriate relief from chronic back pain. bit.ly/4zmWSmb

Graphic featuring a person holding their lower back, which is highlighted in red to indicate pain, with the question 'When should I seek medical attention for back pain?' The text advises seeking immediate attention for severe pain with fever, after injury, or if experiencing difficulty urinating, loss of bowel or bladder control, groin numbness, or sudden weakness.

Graphic featuring a spine model with the question 'How do patients know whether they need surgical or nonsurgical treatment?' The text reads: "Treatment decisions are based on the patient’s full history, symptoms, physical exam and imaging results. An abnormal MRI alone does not necessarily mean surgery is needed."

Informative graphic featuring a tablet displaying the VCU Health article on back pain. A question, 'What are the biggest myths and misconceptions about spine surgery?' is highlighted with an arrow pointing to the tablet screen encouraging you to visit www.vcuhealth.org for more information.

VCU Health @VCUHealth 3d

In this episode of Healthy with VCU Health, learn about chronic pancreatitis, its impact on daily life and treatment options. Dr. Aamir Khan explains when TP-IAT may be an option for severe cases. bit.ly/3Wrmb8f @VCUTransplant 🎧🎙️

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VCU Health @VCUHealth 5d

The community-based health and wellness center works with VCU, VCU Health and local organizations to promote health habits and build connections to community services. bit.ly/4zWmBlj

www.vcuhealth.org Wellness Week at the VCU Health Hub at 25th helps residents connect with local resources to address...

VCU Health @VCUHealth Oct 30

A VCU Health expert breaks down the connection between fatty liver disease and how it can impact heart health. bit.ly/4z53ntJ @VCU_Liver

Graphic featuring a scientific model of a human liver with veins with the question 'What is MASLD?' The text explains that MASLD is a condition where fat accumulates in the liver due to issues like obesity, insulin resistance, high cholesterol, or diabetes.

Graphic featuring a hand holding a small red heart with the question 'How does MASLD affect heart health?' The text explains that cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death among people with MASLD and that studies link MASLD with increased risk of coronary disease, heart failure, and other conditions.