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Full-time physician relationship manager (PRM) and part-time stage actress, Allison Stankey brings a range of emotions to her…
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Cervical cancer affects thousands of women each year. But you can take steps to reduce your risk of getting it. Certain things…
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Talk with your doctor about colorectal cancer screening. Together, you can decide which colorectal cancer test is right for you.
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Lean Six Sigma (LSS) provides a structured method of achieving results that create value and reduce burdens through business…
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Donnell Rodgers works as a Desktop Support Specialist with Southwestern Health Resources, focused on turning employees'…
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Heart disease and stroke are leading causes of death among all Americans. But for Black Americans, the risk is even higher.
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As a first-generation Cuban American growing up in Miami, Heidi Chanthamany found doctors in her neighborhood were well-versed…
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More than 80 million people have prediabetes, a major risk factor for diabetes. People with prediabetes can take steps to…
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Heart problems, kidney troubles, digestive issues and vision problems. Unmanaged diabetes can affect just about every system in…
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You can learn to cope with stress in healthy ways. Better stress management can help you control hypertension.
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Focus on small, heart-healthy changes to your eating plan, and you can make a positive difference in your health.
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Osteoporosis is a disease that occurs when the body loses too much bone density, increasing the risk of a fracture (broken bone…
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Many people have experienced a broken bone (fracture) in their lives. Usually, the bone heals, and you get back to your life…
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Farmers Branch, Texas – Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR), the clinically integrated network formed between UT Southwestern…
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More than 30 million people in the U.S. have Type 2 diabetes — and at least 7 million don’t know it yet. That’s because Type 2…