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World Prematurity Day Highlighting Efforts To Reduce Premature Birth Rate
Read more: World Prematurity Day Highlighting Efforts To Reduce Premature Birth RateThis year, health care providers and organizations like March of Dimes, working to reduce the number of babies born to early, have reason to briefly celebrate. For the seventh year in a row, preterm birth rates had dropped. Even better news? At 11.4 percent in the United States, the preterm birth rate is the lowest in…
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Diabetes and the Flu
Read more: Diabetes and the FluDid you know that by having diabetes you are three times more likely to be hospitalized from the flu than those who do not have diabetes? Anyone living with diabetes should be especially careful during flu season. There are steps you can take to help protect a healthy immune system, while managing your diabetes. If…
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Lovelace Health System Launches the 6th Annual Flu Prevention Campaign
Read more: Lovelace Health System Launches the 6th Annual Flu Prevention CampaignLovelace Health System held its 6th Annual “Don’t Bug Me” Flu event on Wed, Nov. 5 at Adobe Acres Elementary School. More than 40 third graders learned proper hand washing techniques and received information on flu prevention from health professionals, including an APS school nurse. There was also a demonstration on how germs spread with…
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Balloon Fiesta Spectator Safety Tips
Read more: Balloon Fiesta Spectator Safety TipsLovelace Health System is proud to be the Official Healthcare Provider for the 2014 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Below is a list of helpful safety tips to help you enjoy your visit in good health: 1. Dress in layers. It is sometimes very cool in the morning, but after sunrise temperatures warm up noticeably. 2.…
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New Mexico Nursing Excellence Award
Read more: New Mexico Nursing Excellence AwardThe New Mexico Nursing Excellence Awards recognize excellence in nursing practice and honor nurses for the contributions they make to their organizations, communities and the state. Congratulations to each of the following Lovelace Health System nurses who were nominated for a New Mexico Nursing Excellence Award. All the nominees will be honored at an award dinner…
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Diabetes and Metabolism Care Clinic Nationally Accredited
Read more: Diabetes and Metabolism Care Clinic Nationally AccreditedThe Diabetes and Metabolism Care Clinic at Lovelace Medical Group/Southwest Medical Associates has received accreditation from the American Association of Diabetes Education (AADE). AADE accredited programs must provide evidence that they meet or exceed the National Standards for Diabetes Self-Management Education. AADE’s Accreditation Program requires the delivery of education content and also encourages behavior change,…
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When Flu Seasons Strikes, Be Prepared
Read more: When Flu Seasons Strikes, Be PreparedTypically the flu season spikes in the winter months of January and February. Yet, that does not mean it is a good idea to put off getting your flu shot until then. An estimated 180 million doses of the flu vaccine have been produced this year, protecting against three of the four strains of the…
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Heartfelt 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Read more: Heartfelt 50th Wedding Anniversary CelebrationJohnny Pethoud and his wife Pam Pethoud are grateful they were able to recently celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary at Heart Hospital of New Mexico at Lovelace Medical Center with sparkling grape juice. Just a few days before, while beginning their celebration at Angel Fire, Johnny started to feel tightness in his chest and have shortness…
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Lovelace CEO and CFO Accept ALS Challenge
Read more: Lovelace CEO and CFO Accept ALS ChallengeAs of Friday, August 29, 2014, the ALS Association is reporting more than $100 million has been raised in the popular Ice Bucket Challenge. Lovelace Health System President and CEO Ron Stern, along with Lovelace Health System CFO Stephen Forney, accepted the challenge in true style!
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Lovelace Leadership Accepts ALS Challenge
Read more: Lovelace Leadership Accepts ALS ChallengeTo date, donations to the ALS Association in response to the viral “Ice Bucket Challenge” have reached in excess of $88 million dollars. Several senior leaders at Lovelace recently made a donation and took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, including Lovelace Westside Hospital CEO Farron Sneed, Lovelace Medical Center CEO Troy Greer, Lovelace Rehabilitation Hospital…
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