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Man to Man: Men’s Health Matters
Did you know that 65 percent of men said they avoid going to the doctor as long as possible? We’d […]
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Stay safe in the sun this summer!
Summer in Coastal Mississippi means more time in the sun! Stay safe with tips on how to enjoy the extra […]
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When should you get your booster shot?
The sun is shining, the kids are out of school, and fun is in full swing – but so is COVID-19… again! Now is a great time to get your COVID-19 vaccination or booster shot to keep everyone happy and healthy this summer.
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Top Tips for Men’s Health
A recent study found that 65 percent of men said they avoid going to the doctor as long as possible.* […]
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Memorial provides exceptional cardiac care
Cardiac arrest can affect anyone. In America, around 1,000 people experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) each day, with 90% […]
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4 Ways a Speech Language Pathologist Can Help Adults
Communication is crucial to every day life. When changes in communication abilities or swallowing impede your daily life, a Speech […]
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10 Tips for Parents of Children Who Stutter
By Memorial Speech Language Pathologist Mary Buzhardt Reduce your own rate of speech: It helps children to model easy, relaxed speech, […]
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Take a deep breath & prioritize your lung health
Did you know that women are at a higher risk for certain lung diseases? The number of U.S. women diagnosed […]
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What is a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner?
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and many nurses in Memorial’s emergency services department are equipped with advanced training to […]
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Care when you need it most
It’s easy to stay in the habit of only seeing a provider when something seems “off”, but establishing routine, primary […]
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