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Douglas County Officials Offer Update on Respiratory Illnesses

With respiratory illnesses on the rise, vaccination rates low and the holiday season about to hit full stride, health officials are urging Nebraskans who are eligible to get shots for COVID-19, influenza and RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus.Dr. Ashley LeGrand, family practice physician with Metho…
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Nebraska Couple Ready for Quiet Christmas After Last Year's Medical Bombshell

Jamey and Alicia Bremer have been looking forward to a nice, quiet Christmas this year.That alone would be a gift, after the last one.In October 2022, Jamey Bremer, then 48, went from expecting a pat on the back from his primary care doctor for losing 30 pounds to finding out he needed heart surgery…
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Dr. Carleigh Golden Joins Methodist Physicians Clinic's Internal Medicine Team

Carleigh Golden, MD, was inspired to become a physician after watching doctors help save the lives of her father, who experienced a major heart attack and an open-heart surgery, and her niece, who was born several weeks premature.“I got to witness the amazing things medicine can do and I knew that w…
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Shawn Shanahan to Lead Fremont Health Foundation

Earlier this year, Methodist Fremont Health selected Shawn Shanahan to serve as director of the Fremont Health Foundation. In this role, Shanahan leads all fund development activities, donor and a wide range of ongoing programming and special project efforts. Shanahan spent the past nine years le…
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Video: Happy Doctors' Day to All Our Methodist Physicians

In honor of National Doctors’ Day, hear why physicians from across Methodist Health System love their jobs. From forming treasured patient relationships to the joys of caring for unpredictable children, our physicians reveal why they’re committed to bringing you The Meaning of Care.   On Doct…
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Social Isolation in the Era of Coronavirus Disease

A few weeks ago, I wrote an article about why social isolation and loneliness are on the rise in the United States and how harmful they both can be. Then within days, an era of social distancing began in our country. Those sick with coronavirus disease (COVID-19) or exposed to the virus are in isola…
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The Collagen Craze: Fountain of Youth or Too Good to be True?

You’ve likely stumbled upon it in the grocery store. And you’ve likely seen a few different brands touting to be the best. It promises glowing skin, longer hair, stronger nails and more. Best yet? It’s tasteless and offers about 10 grams of protein per serving.Do collagen powders sound too good to b…
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Tips to Flatten the Anxiety Curve so Many of Us Are Experiencing

By now, we’re quite familiar with the benefit of “flattening the curve” in reference to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. We’re told if we can engage in simple practices such as frequent handwashing, maintaining a social distance of at least 6 feet and staying home as much as possible, …