More than 15,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in the United States each year, creating a critical need for research investments that can lead to more targeted and safer treatments.
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The town hall will address several important health topics, including diabetes, hypertension, men’s health and autism, while giving attendees an opportunity to ask questions and discuss health concerns with professionals.
After almost two and a half years, DeVyn Coker rang the bell inside the Hope infusion center to symbolize the completion of her treatment for cancer.
Patients, families and caregivers celebrated a new grant from Hyundai Hope on Wheels.
Troy M. Sofinowski, M.D., is an expert in the use of minimally invasive surgical techniques for treating complex kidney stones and enlarged prostates. Many of these minimally invasive procedures can be performed in an outpatient setting, allowing patients to recover more quickly with less pain.
Moreno, who has clinical interests in inflammatory bowel disease and clinical nutrition, is also interested in applying artificial intelligence to improve clinical efficiency, enhance patient safety and support high-quality patient care.
Each Saturday morning, sports medicine and orthopaedic surgery providers will care for middle school, high school and college athletes at the Strada Patient Care Center in Mobile. The clinic will be open 9 to 10:45 a.m., and no appointment is necessary.
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This month's specials for employees include discounts on treatments and savings on skin care procedures and products. Please be sure to bring your badge to receive the discount.
More than 15,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in the United States each year, creating a critical need for research investments that can lead to more targeted and safer treatments.
The program serves youth referred through the Strickland Youth Center who are on informal probation, pairing them with community health workers who identify needs, connect families with services, and develop individualized plans to support long-term success.
Many of the teens learned stronger communication skills and came away with a new sense of purpose after the eight-week program at USA Health hospitals.
Candice Powers will support HFMA chapter presidents in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee by helping chapters meet association requirements, strengthen leadership, address member needs and maintain high-quality programming throughout the region.
