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Back to Work and Breastfeeding Virtual Class

DescriptionBreastfeeding moms will get helpful advice from our lactation consultants to ease the return to the workplace.This is a FREE virtual class. Complete the form below to participate. …
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Methodist welcomes OB/GYN Dr. Nick Steinauer to the women's health team

Nick Steinauer, MD, decided at age 15 – after losing his dad to lung cancer – that he’d pursue a career in medicine and find a cure for cancer. But his career path in medicine shifted during his third year of medical school, when he and his wife were expecting their first child.“I was able to witnes…
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The Latest Trends and Recommendations for COVID-19, Influenza and RSV

If the holiday season left you with a pesky cough, runny nose or worse, you’re not alone. The number of COVID-19 cases and COVID-19-related hospitalizations – especially locally – are significantly ramping up and on par for this time last year. What’s unique is the number of influenza and RSV cases …
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COVID-19 Variants, Vaccines and Boosters: Where We Stand and What To Know

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches into its third summer, it seems like we’ve heard this story before: Vaccination and booster rates aren’t where we need them to be. Variants are infecting more people, which puts more people at risk. Hospitalizations and deaths are rising. And as fall approaches, we…
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Garnet Blatchford, MD

Dr. Garnet Blatchford is the former vice president of medical affairs and chief medical officer for Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital. She's also a board-certified colon and rectal surgeon. She values the lifelong relationships that colorectal surgeons develop with patients. To her, …
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Methodist volunteer's inspiring journey featured in Omaha Magazine

Teri Roberts is a quadruple amputee who volunteers to visit patients at the Methodist Acute Rehabilitation Center.Her incredible story serves to inspire patients, caregivers and everyone she meets.“We’ve earned days where we can feel a little sorry for ourselves," she said. "But it’s very important …