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No. 1 Reason Not to Skip Your Annual Exam

… Let’s face it, no woman wants to go to see her OB/GYN. But while an annual pap smear is no longer necessary, a pelvic exam is a vital part of preserving your ongoing health. It’s the best way to spot deadly cervical cancers. “Screening is so important,” said Dr. Niyati Nadkarni, a …
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Cosmetics Make a Comeback as Masks Come Off: Helpful and Healthful Tips as You Resume Your Beauty Routine

… After months of wearing masks, meeting colleagues over Zoom and having little face-to-face interaction with anyone outside our homes, many of us are looking back on one of few … a quick reference guide: Sunscreen is generally good up to a year. You’re guaranteed the best protection within six months. Liquid and cream foundation (with or without SPF) usually … discolored, you can usually stretch that time frame out a bit. Helpful tip: There’s no need to buy a special cleanser. An antibacterial, fragrance-free dish soap with warm water works just …
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The Meaning of Care Magazine - Spring 2019

…   Stories in This Issue Families Are Families, No Matter How They're Made The Primary Care Visit That Saved His Life Methodist's Mobile 3D Mammography Coach Breaks Down Barriers Methodist …
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Paying It Forward

… single item stopped them in their tracks. In that instant, they knew exactly where they wanted to place their bid. They wanted to buy a catered dinner for families whose babies were in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at … night. The thing that kept her reassured was knowing he was in a safe space receiving the best care possible. “It's hard to leave your baby in someone else's hands,” said Melissa. “At …
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Why I Came, Why I Stayed: Methodist Lets Its Outstanding Care Speak for Itself, Teri Bruening Says

… In “Why I Came, Why I Stayed,” you’ll get to know people who are making a difference every day at Methodist and how they contribute to … care is compassionate AND cutting edge, and we don’t push that in our community in a flashy way. We pull the community in with outstanding experiences. I stay at Methodist because of the … as well as people centered, putting our workforce first – which at the end of the day is the best for patient care and outcomes. Though it’s something that has to be worked at every day, …
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Mammography

… 3D mammography is offered at all Methodist sites that perform mammograms. We use the latest technology available to screen patients who are due for their annual mammograms or in need of diagnostic mammograms due to the following experiences: …
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Jeffrey Gartrell, MD

… Growing up in a small town, Dr. Jeffrey Gartrell was fortunate to have mentors in the medical field that allowed him to visit and shadow with them. This played a large role in his decision to pursue medicine, as well … doctor, his mission is to make sure every patient is heard and to guide them in making the best decisions for their health. Dr. Gartrell is a family medicine doctor at Methodist Physicians …
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Jennie Edmundson Staff Lines Hall to Honor Organ Donor During His Final Moments

… paid off. I finally saved somebody.’ “That’s the reason why we felt like he would want to help people on his way out.”   “We Had to Let Him Go” John and Carrie were out to a Saturday night dinner in Council … could save somebody’s else’s life, he surely would want to,” Carrie said.    Honored to Care for John Despite the circumstances, Carrie and Michaela said they were touched by the care and …
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'Great News for Women': Doctors Support Younger Breast Cancer Screening Recommendation

For decades, doctors have debated when women should start getting screened for breast cancer. … Mobile 3D Mammography  vehicle was parked in Carter Lake. The unit, equipped with the latest screening technology, is already booked up for 2023. "Last year, we did close to 2,500 ladies out in the community," said Ashlee Murphy. "I'm thinking we'll get close to 3,000 …