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Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle Administrator Paul Cade has announced new directors for the Women's Services, Radiology and Case Management departments. Bradley Rhodes, MSN, RNC-OB, has been named to replace Susan Spencer, retiring director of Women's Services. Radiology Manager Brad Mize, ARRT (R) (CT), has replaced Director Benjie Lane who has taken a position with Baptist Medical Group in Oxford. Ashley Perry, RN, has been named director of Case Management. She replaces Lindsey Stillman who has taken a position at Columbus Orthopedic Clinic in Columbus. Originally, from Starkville, Rhodes is a graduate of the University of Mississippi Medical Center school of nursing where she received her bachelor's degree in nursing in 2014 and her master's degree in nursing and healthcare administration in 2019. She worked as a labor and delivery nurse at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center and as Labor and Delivery Unit Education Coordinator. She has been n

Ask Dr. Jen Armstrong how she met the women of "The Real Housewives of Orange County," the reality show which she'll join this season, and she needs some clarification: personal or professional? "I've known Braunwyn for quite a long time; our kids went to preschool together," she says of Braunwyn Windham-Burke, who left the show before the 16th season, which premieres on Bravo on Wednesday, Dec. 1. "But I was just in contact with so many women through my practice, aesthetic medicine," Armstrong says of the medical field also known as cosmetic dermatology. "I make women pretty for a living. "So I think that's how it all came about, like, I have treated a lot of the housewives. A lot of the cast members, current and past, have been patients of mine." Dr. Jen Armstrong is one of two new cast members on "The Real Housewives of Orange County," which begins its 16th season on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. (Photo by Tommy Ga

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Mum's terror after doctors find a football-sized cyst growing on her baby's neck    Mirror.co.uk

COVID-19 outbreaks in Colorado continue to pop up at a worrisome pace, and one of more than 100 new sites identified over the most recent seven-day period for which statistics are available is the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment — the very agency that tracks the data. Nine CDPHE staffers have confirmed cases of the disease. Prior to June 1, state health officials declared an outbreak if two or more COVID-19 cases among residents, staffers, attendees and others were tied to a particular setting within a fourteen-day period. Now this standard only applies to health-care or correctional facilities. An outbreak anywhere else requires at least five confirmed or probable cases over two weeks. The 113 new or tweaked entries on the CDPHE's latest survey, dated November 24, represent a small decline from the 124 added on November 17. However, then only 724 outbreaks were under active investigation; now there are 770. Of the freshly listed outbreaks, fifty, or

Catherine Duncan, PT, a specialist in pelvic floor physical therapy has joined Wilmington Health. Duncan will work in tandem with the Pelvic Floor and Continence Center's urogynecology team to support the treatment of pelvic pain, weakness and dysfunction in pelvic muscles. Duncan is a graduate of East Carolina University with a doctorate in physical therapy and currently attends a women's health apprenticeship program. She has also participated in specialty training programs through the Herman and Wallace Institute and the Annual Birth Healing Summit on postpartum corrective exercise, myofascial release, yoga for women and muscle energy techniques. The Pelvic Floor and Continence Center, part of the Wilmington Health Women's Center of Excellence, offers treatment options for women suffering from pelvic disorders related to both genetics and childbirth that cause the muscles of the pelvic floor to weaken or stretch. Treatments include pelvic medic

Share on Pinterest Researchers say a post-surgery treatment may help people with total knee replacements return to regular life more quickly. Roman Donar/EyeEm/Getty Images As many as 3 in 10 people who have total knee placement surgery still have pain months after the procedure. Researchers say a post-surgery treatment known as C-RFA may help relieve some discomfort. The treatment involves inserting a needle around the knee that targets specific nerve locations. The treatment is usually done after other recovery therapies haven't worked. People who experience chronic pain after total knee replacement surgery may benefit from a new treatment. During a presentation at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, researchers said a rarely used procedure called cooled radiofrequency ablation (C-RFA) offers hope for these knee replacement recipients. Researchers said C-RFA pain relief lasts longer than cortisone shots and is a less invasive, less expensive alternati

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Phoenix-area eye doctors provide free exams and glasses for those in need    Arizona's Family

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Doctors create support program for veterans like themselves    WISN Milwaukee

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Uddip Social Welfare Society and Crossfit, Bhopal distributed outfits to the Madhya Pradesh Wheelchair Cricket Team at Bhojpur club in Arera Colony, Bhopal on Sunday. During this, a special program was organized to promote wheelchair cricket in the state. The founder of Uddip Social Welfare Society, Poonam Shroti says that there is a lot of scope for disabled players in wheelchair cricket and this game needs to be promoted. "Keeping this in mind we have decided to distribute outfits to the Madhya Pradesh Wheelchair Cricket Team so that they can wear it in their upcoming tournaments," she said. Shroti further says that sports have a great importance in the development of one's personality, it can play a vital role in empowerment of the disabled person. So, we should promote sports for the disabled so that we can empower them. On this occasion, the Director of Bhojpur Club and Chairman of Bhopal Cricket Association, Aruneshwar Singh Dev Baba Saheb

OKLAHOMA CITY , Oct. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Oklahoma Complete Health announced it has named Lynn Mitchell , M.D., M.P.H., as the Chief Medical Officer, starting on November 1 , 2021.  In her role, Dr. Mitchell will oversee the plan's medical strategy, clinical direction of healthcare services and quality improvements to ensure high-quality health outcomes for Oklahoma Complete Health members. "Dr. Mitchell has extensive experience in shaping the management of health systems and the delivery of care in Oklahoma.  She is a highly accomplished physician and healthcare executive and has been deeply involved with health care policies at the state and federal levels," said Clay Franklin , Oklahoma Complete Health CEO.  "She brings over 30 years of experience in delivering care to populations in need and her leadership will be instrumental in addressing the overall health and wellbeing of our members." Dr. Mitchell previously held the

If you're thinking about getting a Covid booster shot, you're probably wondering about its side effects. Don't worry: Compared with your last dose, your booster shot should be a much smoother experience, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "People had fewer reactions after their third dose than after their second dose," CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said in a White House briefing Tuesday. Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and CDC gave all adults the green light to get a booster shot six months after their second dose of an mRNA vaccine, or two months after getting Johnson & Johnson's one-shot vaccine. If you felt side effects from your last vaccine dose, you'll likely feel similar ones after your booster — but in less severe ways. The CDC describes typical Covid booster side effects as "mild to moderate," compared to the "intense" ones that often follow a second dose. That's large

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Almost 1 in 3 U.S. Seniors Now Sees at Least 5 Doctors Per Year    U.S. News & World Report

Thousands of social welfare recipients across Ireland are in line for an extra payment ahead of the festive season. The Christmas Bonus is a valued additional benefit for many facing higher costs over the holiday period. The annual cash benefit is given to people claiming a long-term social welfare payment. The bonus is 100% of the normal weekly long-term social welfare payment which claimants receive, with the minimum amount being €20. Some 23 payments are eligible for the bonus, meaning the majority of social welfare recipients will get the extra cash soon. Claimants eligible for the payment will receive the bonus between December 6 and December 10, meaning it is less than two weeks until the additional funds are distributed. The Christmas Bonus will be paid in less than a fortnight. (Image: Maxppp/PA Images) The categories of social welfare claims eligible for the Christmas Bonus are: Back to Work Enterprise Allowance Covid-19 Pandemic Unemploy