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… March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and doctors say now is a good time to start getting those regular screenings. Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society. It's so common that one in 20 people will experience it, … very limited options'?" KETV: March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month; doctors urge you to get screening …

… Iowa. About an hour east of the Council Bluffs city limits, Kari keeps her windows wide open to catch the fresh country breeze. Sitting quietly together, it’s easy to see how she adores her … maternal-fetal medicine specialist because of Kari’s cancer treatment history. Driving all the way to west Omaha wasn’t always easy for Kari and her husband, a farmer in rural Iowa. During her … the great doctors who take care of pregnant moms the same level of care and support they could get if they lived here." The same passion is shared among the entire Methodist Women's Hospital …

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… We’ve all been there. We know we should get off the couch and go outside or to the gym. But finding the motivation to begin or sustain an … can increase the size of this area of the brain in as little as six months.   On the flip side, depression has been shown to slow neuronal production in the brain, and a bout of prolonged …

… Methodist is excited to offer the women of Council Bluffs and western Iowa the best possible care for their growing families closer to home. That’s why - in addition to a newly expanded Women’s Center - we are proud to …

… care professionals provides the most compassionate, comprehensive and advanced care available to ensure the safest and most comfortable experience for you and your new baby. Throughout your pregnancy, childbirth and beyond, we provide the services you need to make sure your baby has the healthiest start possible. Labor and Delivery When it's time to … to your own physical and emotional well-being is just as important. We promise to do our best to ensure that you’re ready to handle the challenges of parenthood while prioritizing your …

… Why Methodist? We’re proud to have teams dedicated to serving the older adult population at locations throughout Methodist Health System. Our teams are guided by a series of evidence-based principles to ensure the best possible care. Several Methodist facilities have been recognized by the Institute of Health …

… Program builds on radiologists’ work, giving providers another powerful tool in the effort to catch lung cancers earlier.   When Pamela Steele learned she had lung cancer, she immediately … had no symptoms related to lung cancer , and she didn’t stay in the ED long. But staff did get a chest X-ray before she left – among the thousands of medical images taken each year in … follow-up or even call their primary care provider (PCP). While many cancers are caught this way, it's not a perfect system. Many patients like Pamela have no PCP. After they leave the ED, …

… For inspiration on where to focus his attention during his coming year as president of the Metro Omaha Medical Society … influenced his medical career. He also pondered the times – especially when he was applying to medical school and working to secure a residency – when having a mentor would have been invaluable. “There have always been one or two groups of people who help you get to the next level in your career,” said Dr. Coughlin, a head and neck surgeon at Methodist …

… far, wide and smart While you’re busy booking flights and planning your itinerary, remember to also keep your health in mind. You should be thinking about the risks associated with your … I’m all for you pursuing your travel goals, even ambitious ones. But before you go, remember to: Be prepared: If necessary, visit your primary care provider before you leave to make sure any … COPD. Be sure to pace yourself, especially if you’re on a mission or adventure-oriented trip. Get plenty of rest and remember to stay hydrated. Expect the unexpected: Let’s say you twist your …