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Vasectomy regret: pregnancy options after the procedure

… Approximately 500,000 men undergo vasectomies every year in the United States. And at some point, a significant number of them change their minds and want another child. Regret often occurs with a change in marital status – such as divorce or remarriage – but that’s not always the case. Over time, … are reconnected. In vitro fertilization (IVF) with testicular/epididymal biopsy: Sperm is removed and used to fertilize the woman’s eggs. There are pros and cons to both procedures, …
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Another Benefit of the HPV Vaccine: It May Prevent Head and Neck Cancers

… that 70-80% of oropharyngeal cancers – cancers on the tonsils and base of the tongue – in the U.S. are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV)? HPV, is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the U.S., with about 85% of people exposed to … Side effects, if any, are usually mild and can include soreness or redness at the injection site, dizziness, fainting, nausea, headache and allergic reactions. HPV is a general health issue …
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Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital Partners With Acadia Healthcare to Build New Behavioral Health Hospital in Council Bluffs

… A rendering of the planned behavioral health hospital in Council Bluffs.     According to American Hospital Directory data, there is a shortfall of more than 300 inpatient behavioral health beds in Iowa and Nebraska. To address … the partnership between Jennie Edmundson and Acadia Healthcare, visit Bluffsbehavioralhealth.com .   Media Coverage Omaha World-Herald: Jennie Edmundson partners to build 96-bed behavioral …
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CDC adjusts COVID-19 recommendations to align with other respiratory viruses

… Four years since the first reported cases of COVID-19, the U.S. is no longer seeing large waves of infections, hospitalizations and deaths related to the virus. Smaller and more predictable clusters of transmission in the summer and winter suggest that the virus is steady like influenza, RSV and other common … It’s important to note that these changes are only for the general public. There is no change in recommendations to prevent the spread of COVID in clinics, hospitals and other health care …
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'They Truly Are Your Family': Cardiac Patient Finds New Home at Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital

… teamwork they witnessed from the moment she arrived and the quick action of a dedicated nurse in a critical moment, Tom and Raquel say they’ll never go anywhere else.   “I went into this … calm as well.  “That was honestly the hardest part, but one of the great things about my job is being able to keep people calm and do the right thing,” she said. “I think we acted … encourages everyone to watch for signs of stroke – even ones that seem minimal, like numbness in fingertips and flashes in the eyes.  “Pay attention to your body,” she said. “If you feel …
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Methodist Unsung Heroes: Valet Services Provide More Than Just Parking Assistance

… the parking lot or garage to the building’s entrance. Others may need a wheelchair. They’re in good hands thanks to valet services, which are available at Methodist Hospital , Methodist … manages the valet services offered at Methodist. She recently made the switch from working in a hospitality setting to health care. One main difference between the two is that things are much slower paced at the hospital, she said. Instead of being focused on …
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Balancing COVID-19 Safety With Summer Fun for the Kids

… School is out, kids are getting restless, and warm weather is beckoning us to get out of the house. How … people who are sick or people outside your home Washing your hands often Wearing a cloth mask in public settings Cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces frequently Continually … without outside contact isn’t feasible or good for our mental health. There is some good news. In many cases, families and friends can still get together. It may just look a little different: …
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A markless approach: ‘Utilizing the most advanced technology to save lives and change them for the better’

… healthy tissue. Preserving quality of life What sounds like a foolproof method of zeroing in on a tumor, however, isn’t as perfect as it could be. “Sure, we can do the perfect setup, but … some variation,” said Methodist radiation oncologist Ming-yang Hung, MD . “Maybe the patient is breathing differently that day, maybe their positioning is slightly off, or they have more gas in their stomach. All these things can affect where the tumor sits in their body. So, you mark a …
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Methodist Health System Announces New Vice-President Leadership

… Fraser, president and CEO of Methodist Health System , has announced four new vice presidents in the areas of clinical services, integrated service, strategy and quality/performance … 2007, will also serve as vice president of clinical services for Methodist Health System. In addition to his current responsibilities for Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital … in Bellevue, Washington. Appointed to the role of vice president of integrated service is Don Matson, a 13-year veteran with Methodist Health System. Previously Matson was director of …
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From Fashion to the Front Lines: A Day in the Life of a COVID-19 Warrior

In the 1980s, when fashion was everything, Tifany Somer-Shely, MD , taught herself to sew. “As a … saw an opportunity. “Before this even hit us, my partners had friends from residency who were in Seattle. We were getting messages from them that illustrated complete bedlam – Armageddon, … said. Halyard, a nonwoven fabric, traditionally used to keep medical equipment sterile, is plentiful at Methodist. “I knew it was waterproof, and I knew it was reusable,” she said. “So, …