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… the world, get into everything, and most often use their hands as their initial point of contact. Of course, then they also touch their eyes, face, mouth and most importantly, other …

… a stump can become infected or fails to fall off on its own. Here are some reasons you should contact your baby’s doctor: Signs of infection, including redness around the base of the stump or …

… care physician. If you need to establish care with a Methodist primary care provider please contact (402) 354-CARE . Because information and processes vary by health department, we …

… is still excellent after up to five losses. Do not lose hope. You are not in this alone. Contact Reproductive Health Specialists at Methodist Women’s Hospital if you have any questions …

… any complications during pregnancy like gestational hypertension or diabetes. Stay in contact with your provider. Oftentimes as women, we don’t reach out when we have questions or …

… the big day arrives. Preparation can make all the difference.  Know the signs. Learn when to contact your provider. Find out what is normal and when to make the call.  Practice ways to …

… on what you can do to help your child succeed. Reach out: Make an effort to maintain regular contact (but not too much). Focus on the positive: The extra time and energy you may have can be …

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Blood Conservation Is Available at These Locations: Methodist Women's Hospital… State-of-the-Art Care Our blood conservation team uses some of the most advanced methods available to help minimize blood loss while ensuring the…

… their fears and apprehensions to be exactly who the rest of us need them to be. May these real and raw accounts of the COVID-19 pandemic give us all a greater appreciation of the …