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The new year kicked off right at UT Medical Center where
everyone is reaping the reward of some upgrades and new services at the
hospital. This month (January) kicks off the grand opening of our new
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where high-end technology and design have
created the perfect atmosphere for newborns and their parents. Secondly,
our
Stroke
Center became the only hospital in the area to earn a Primary Stroke Center Certification, which
means top-notch care for patients and their families.
In addition, 2007 jump starts with American Heart Month (February), and
this issue brings you nutrition, lifestyle changes and classes available
now. Other topics include cancer nutrition and clinical trials and ways
you can keep healthy during the winter months.
Stay Warm!
Wendi Hope Bishop
Editor
10 Ways to Winter Wellness |
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No matter what is going around your office, you have some
power to prevent illness from occurring this winter season. Here are 10
tips to chase away cold, flu and other winter-associated illness.
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Eating Healthy: Warm Winter Recipes |
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Eating healthy is especially important in the winter— when
it is most difficult to do. These warm winter recipes will help you
maintain your weight, use up leftovers and warm you up during the cold
months.
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6 Lifestyle Changes for a Healthier Heart |
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There are many heart disease risk factors that you cannot
control. Now is the time to check your heart health and make sure your
lifestyle and nutrition choices will reduce your risk of heart disease.
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What If I Have Lymphedema? Part I |
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Part I of this article reviews Lymphedema—a chronic
swelling of a body part—its causes, symptoms and who is at risk of
developing this condition.
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Healthy Food Vital to Cancer Prevention |
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More and more, healthy eating, adequate physical activity
and stress reduction are recognized as vital ingredients in cancer
prevention. Here are suggestions on how to change your diet to reduce
your risk of developing cancer.
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Why Folic Acid is Important for You and Your Baby |
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Folic acid is an important vitamin for women who may
become pregnant or are pregnant as well as women who are not expecting
to become pregnant. A regular dose of folic acid is known to prevent
birth defects of the baby’s brain and spine.
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Clinical Trials a Key to Cancer Care Excellence |
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Clinical trials pave the way for the discovery of
effective therapies and treatments for the detection, prevention and
treatment of cancer. UT Medical Center participates in these studies,
bringing cutting- edge treatments and techniques to cancer patients.
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Can an Hour of Chocolate Be Healthy? |
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Learn how to dazzle your Valentine or satisfy your own
chocolate cravings with this unique cooking class. Sign up today for a
full hour of chocolate delights!
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State-of-the-Art Stroke Care Right in Your Community |
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UT Medical Center becomes the first hospital in the region
to earn a Primary Stroke Center Certification, which means a high
standard of excellent care for all stroke patients and their families.
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A New Year Starts With Checking Your Heart |
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Knowing your numbers—cholesterol and blood pressure that
is—could save your life. Begin this year by making an appointment with
the 4 Your Heart program, and take your first step towards a healthier
you.
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