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Have a Wound That Just Won't Heal? When and Where to Turn for Help
Today's Medicine
Methodist Health System utilizes hyperbaric oxygen therapy and other approaches to heal chronic wounds.
Mentor One Person, Change Two Lives
Child and Family
One in three young people grows up without a mentor. You can help close the mentoring gap and change a child's future.
Boost Your Brain: Regular Exercise Has Numerous Mental Benefits
Healthy Lifestyle
In addition to the physical benefits of exercise, research continues to shed light on its impact on areas including cognition, mood, motivation and aging.
Simulating Poverty and Creating a System of Empathetically Aware Caregivers
In the Community
Dozens of Methodist Health System employees participated in a poverty simulation aimed at reducing health disparities within communities.
Another Benefit of the HPV Vaccine: It May Prevent Head and Neck Cancers
Today's Medicine
Human papillomavirus, commonly known as HPV, is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the U.S., with about 80% of people exposed to it at some point in their lifetimes.
Treating Thyroid Cancer
Cancer Care
Thyroid cancer is one of the fastest growing incidences of cancer in the nation. It’s also one of the most commonly treated cancers at the Methodist Head and Neck Surgical Oncology Clinic.
What is Thyroid Cancer?
Cancer Care
Thyroid cancer affects nearly 54,000 Americans each year. While there are many different varieties of thyroid cancer, most thyroid cancers can be treated successfully.
A Jolly Good Surprise for a Skydiving Nurse Who Helped Her Patient 'Feel Alive'
From the Heart
A Methodist infusion nurse was recognized for taking a cancer patient's care to new and exhilarating heights.
How to Prevent Injury During Winter Workouts
Healthy Lifestyle
Whether you choose to brave the cold or dust off the old treadmill, here are some tips to avoid any pops, pulls, sprains and strains as you kick off a new workout routine.
How to Toast to the New Year Without Regret
Healthy Lifestyle
Some people face the new year with dread and regret, but there are ways to ease the emotional transition into January.