Spring 2026 crossword answers

April 21, 2026

Across

groin
TEE
half
cooling caps
arthroscopy

Down

family history
group visits
myths
Exparel
three

Articles in this issue

New brain surgery technique treats “inoperable” tumors

Minimally invasive brain surgery through an endoport enables surgeons to remove tumors that are inaccessible by standard methods. 4-minute read >>

Hip preservation for young, active patients

Learn about arthroscopic procedures that can delay or even avoid hip replacement for certain patients. 4-minute read >>

Simple strategies to boost cervical cancer screening rates

If cervical cancer is preventable, why do screening rates remain low in many communities around the world? Read what one WellSpan Health resident is doing about it. 3-minute read >>

How and when to talk to patients about genetic testing

Learn how to frame the conversation, address common concerns and connect patients with no-cost genetic testing through The Gene Health Project. 4-minute read >>

Creating a group lifestyle medicine program for spine pain

Virtual group visits are making lifestyle medicine more accessible and effective for patients with neck and back pain. Get an inside look at our program. 2-minute read >>

Better function, faster recovery after shoulder replacement

Learn what WellSpan Health orthopedic surgeons are using to improve outcomes in shoulder replacement surgery and how these innovations may help your patients. 3-minute read >>

Treating mitral regurgitation before it advances

Many patients with mitral regurgitation aren’t referred for treatment until they’re in advanced heart failure. Learn how careful imaging and percutaneous repair can help patients avoid advancing to that point. 3-minute read >>

Cooling caps: Helping patients keep hair and hope intact

WellSpan Health's cooling cap program helps people with cancer keep their hair and their sense of self during chemotherapy. Learn how the cap works and why one patient says it helped her "just feel normal.” 2-minute read >>