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Hereditary Cancer Risk Program

Why Methodist?Whether you or a family member have been touched by cancer or you’re simply interested in understanding and reducing your risk, the Methodist hereditary cancer program offers advanced genetic testing and counseling resources.Genetic Testing and Counseling Genetic changes – or mutations…
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Why I Came, Why I Stayed: Willa Brown Reflects on 46-Year Career at Methodist

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 providing The Meaning of Care. To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs. Willa BrownLead Sterile Processing TechMethodist Hospital Tell …
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Methodist Women’s Hospital Honored With Renewed Geriatric ED Accreditation

More than 10,000 people in America turn 65 each day, and it’s estimated that patients 65 and older account for over 19% of emergency room visits. At the Methodist Women’s Hospital Emergency Department in 2022, that number was 21% – about 44 people each day.Methodist Women’s Hospital is proud to anno…
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Volunteering Helps Others and Your Own Health

Cancer survivors sharing the journeyA breast cancer diagnosis 26 years ago both saved and changed Dianna Hite’s life.“I was 33 years old,” said Dianna, “and without my Methodist surgeon going above and beyond, I wouldn’t be sitting here today.”During Dianna’s treatment involving surgery, chemotherap…
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Bonk! Those Dreaded Head Hits

The hard knock lifeHearing that “thunk” or “bonk” is frightening for any parent. But almost all children at some point throughout their development will hit their head. It occurs most often early on, 9-15 months with pulling to stand and starting to take first steps. They may fall and hit their head…
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Tackling Cancer at Center Stage

 A force of natureBy all accounts, Julie Pabian is a force to be reckoned with.Self-described as bubbly, outgoing and happy to be the center of attention, Julie was blissfully unaware of the avalanche of ways her life would change at age 35.“I just knew I didn't have anything to worry about at all,”…
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6 Tips for Creating Good Habits for Better Health

Weight loss for lifeWeight loss is hard. After working so diligently to lose the pounds on a restrictive diet, the large majority of people gain it right back and often re-gaining more than they lost. What kind of diet guarantees weight loss for life? The key to losing weight and keeping it off is b…
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Managing Lymphedema During the Summer

 If you live with lymphedema, and if you live in the Midwest, chances are that you notice more discomfort and swelling when summer heats up. While there’s nothing you can do about the weather, there are some things you can do to increase your comfort and safety in the heat and humidity.Understanding…
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Staying In? Stay Active

Baby, it's cold outsideThis time of year, many of us have a tough time staying active due to the cold weather. It’s too cold to go outside and easier to stay in, wrapped up in your blanket and eating comfort foods to keep you warm. But as cozy as that sounds, it’s very important to stay active durin…
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Personal Connection Makes Patient Experience Memorable

 An unhappy patientDespite being a doctor himself, Dr. Louis Gerbino wasn’t a fan of having to have surgery.“I don't like it,” said Dr. Gerbino, “but I know I’m going to have another surgery, and I want it to be at Methodist.”Making the connectionDr. Gerbino underwent a shoulder reconstructive surge…