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October 15, 2019
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
Not every pregnancy ends with happy outcomes. Pregnancy and infant loss is a harsh reality faced by many. After the loss, you might feel stunned or shocked. You may be asking, "Why me?" You may feel guilty that you did or didn't do something to cause your pregnancy to end. You may... Read MoreOctober 8, 2019
Why should you choose physical therapy?
It’s possible to treat pain and combat chronic pain with physical therapy, a safe and effective alternative to pain medication. Physical therapy can help people of all ages with a range of conditions such as lymphedema, arthritis, stroke and more. Anyone from Individuals with health problems... Read MoreSeptember 30, 2019
The Lovely and Unique Labor of Love
- "Thank you! I feel so much better!"
- "I wish I had Lovelace Labor of Love with my other deliveries."
- "Labor of Love has so many great resources."
- "Thank you. I was really stressed, and Labor of Love has been very helpful....
September 30, 2019
A Typical Day for an Atypical Nurse: Inside Patient Connections at Lovelace Women’s Hospital
I will admit, when I first started working as a nurse, I really had little idea there was so much more I could do in nursing than dispensing medications and confirming doctors’ orders. Through the years, my desire to provide education to patients became a passion as I realized patients needed... Read MoreSeptember 17, 2019
Food Safety Tips to Keep Top-of-Mind as an Expectant Mother
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an estimated one in six Americans gets sick from foodborne illness every year. Nationally, September is recognized as Food Safety Education Month to spread awareness about the seriousness of foodborne illness. When you’re... Read MoreAugust 28, 2019
Supplements vs Diet: Are There Magic Pills or Magic Recipes?
Supplements and multivitamins are taken by over 100 million Americans. Despite the popularity of these pills, studies have found that getting essential vitamins and nutrients are best when they come from foods.Most people that maintain a healthy diet with a variety of fruits, vegetables,... Read More
August 23, 2019
Screenings 101: Your Whole-Body Checklist
Sometimes making checkup appointments and getting blood drawn doesn’t feel all that important. Health screenings get pushed to the next year or worse, are forgotten entirely. However, getting screenings is one the most essential things both men and women can do for their health because even... Read MoreAugust 20, 2019
72-year-old man battling chronic health issues finds success with lifestyle changes
Twenty years ago, Wesley Jones, Ph.D., was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Jones was told at the time that it was not reversible. As the years passed, Wesley’s health plummeted. “I had chronic internal inflammation, significant kidney damage, two heart attacks with multiple stents and a... Read MoreAugust 8, 2019