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Whether you are a patient or a caregiver, Emmi programs are designed to help you prepare for an upcoming procedure, manage a chronic condition, or get answers to important questions. The programs take complex medical information and make it easy to understand so that you can play an active role in y…

Ladies, from the time we are young to the time we welcome our child(ren) into the world, many of us create dreams of what we want our deliveries to look and feel like as we eagerly anticipate sharing our beautiful birth stories with friends and loved ones. It goes without saying: Things don’t alway…

My Sister’s Keeper, The NOAH Clinic and Methodist Health System teamed up to help more than a dozen women get screened for breast cancer on June 24. The free screenings happened in Methodist’s 3D mobile mammogram unit, which was stationed outside the NOAH Clinic’s office near 56th and Ames Avenue. …

Summertime farmer’s markets give you the opportunity to choose from a larger variety of fresh fruits and vegetables grown close to home.Farm fresh - why is this important?   Produce is fresher at local farmer’s markets because it is picked right before the market and transported a shorter distance. …

Whether you are a few days or a few weeks into the beginning of a new school year or you might be preparing for your child's first day back, some of you may already be singing the lunch box blues. It’s not always easy finding and filling that box with enough variety and nutrition to keep you and you…

Uh oh.A cough.A sneeze.A laugh that was just a little too hard.More women than probably care to admit it have had the embarrassing problem: urine leaking at the worst possible time.It can be inconvenient, embarrassing and uncomfortable, and it causes some people to stay home and avoid their everyday…

As Methodist continues our fight against COVID-19, this issue focuses on our dedication to providing advanced, compassionate and lifesaving care for critical care patients and growing families. As we continue to improve our services and expand our reach, we're paving the way for more health care pro…

Photo courtesy: Anna Reed, The World-Herald With many more Nebraskans now lining up for first and second shots of COVID-19 vaccines, chatter around who had what side effects — a fever or sore arm versus none at all — have become commonplace. “Everybody is different,” said Dr. Rudolf Kotula, an inf…

Dr. Angela Sukstorf has a warning for the public: COVID-19 cases have been going up. Adults need to be vaccinated. And people need to continue wearing masks, washing their hands and social distancing to protect themselves and others from the deadly virus. “Everyone who caught COVID caught it fro…

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, parents and guardians were working hard to help their children achieve a healthy balance when it came to diet and exercise. Then came the challenges of a pandemic. Quarantine efforts disrupted just about everyone’s daily routine, and most kids had to navigate a wo…