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When diagnosed with breast cancer, you have many decisions to make about your treatment and care.

One of the most important will be surgery –...

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Lung, breast, colon and prostate cancers often get much of the public’s attention – mainly due to their high rates of incidents and news coverage of...

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Maybe it’s because we know so many people who have it. Maybe it’s because you were recently diagnosed with it. Maybe it’s because we turn on the news...

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It takes a little detective work to diagnose diabetes.

That's because symptoms can come on slowly or seem similar to other illnesses or conditions....

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Managing your diabetes requires commitment, especially in three important areas - Diet, Medicine and Exercise.

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When Dr. Stephen Eberwine confirms a positive test result for cancer, he hears a common question from his patients.

They usually first want to know...

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Eating healthy, well-balanced meals is important part of a healthy lifestyle. In addition to healthy eating, regular exercise is important for...

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Diabetes is a disease that affects how your body uses glucose or blood sugar. Glucose is important because it is fuel for your brain, muscles, and...

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If you have diabetes, you likely have a lot of concerns regarding food and drink. If you have just been diagnosed, you probably have even more...

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One of the most significant advances in cancer care is location for treatments. Patients diagnosed with most common cancers don’t necessarily have to...

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Healthcare providers share a responsibility for their patients’ safety.

That is critical part Johnson Memorial Health’s mission. Our employees work...

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Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer caused almost exclusively by exposure to toxic asbestos fibers. An estimated 3,000 patients are...

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