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LASIK eye surgery: Is it right for me?
Is LASIK eye surgery right for you? Read on to explore what LASIK is, who qualifies for it and if it’s a good option for improving your vision. ...
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How much fiber does my child need?
Learn about the importance of fiber in a child’s diet and how to incorporate high-fiber foods for kids. ...
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Essential tips for preventing sports injuries
Getting exercise is good for your body and soul, but being active comes with a level of injury risk. Our sports medicine experts offer up some useful tips to help. ...
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Cancer prevention: 6 ways to reduce cancer risk
The American Cancer Society predicts 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women is likely to develop cancer in their lifetime. While not all cancers can be prevented, there are steps you can take to reduce your risk for some. Here are five ways. ...
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Understanding preeclampsia: Symptoms, causes and treatment
Preeclampsia affects about 1 out of every 12-20 pregnant women, typically in the second half of their pregnancy. Learn about the symptoms, causes and treatment options. ...
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Is my earwax normal?
If you routinely clean your ears with cotton-tipped swabs, listen up.Many people believe earwax, or cerumen, is a sign of poor hygiene when, in fact, it serves an important purpose in maintaining ear health."Earwax traps dirt and dust, acts as a natural moisturizer and protects the inner ear from germs and infection. In fact, people with too little earwax are more likely to experience problems such as itchiness and flaking skin in the ear canal," ...
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Attention, parents: Your smartphone habits are affecting your kids!
Reaching for your phone during family time? We often hear about the importance of limiting screen time for kids, but studies show parents need to be just as mindful of their smartphone habits. ...
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Introducing the new program director of the General Surgery Residency Program
Gundersen Medical Foundation is excited to introduce Mel Johnson, MD, FACS, program director of the General Surgery Residency Program. ...
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Gundersen once again recognized for heart attack treatment
The American College of Cardiology has once again recognized Gundersen Health System as one of the country’s top hospitals for the treatment of heart attack patients. ...
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During American Heart Month, take steps to protect your heart
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death. Although some risk factors cannot be changed, following certain lifestyle habits can help maintain and improve heart health. ...
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Bringing love and attention to the final stages of life
Gundersen’s Hospice & Palliative Care Program has offered therapeutic music and massage therapy to patients receiving hospice care since 2022, thanks in part to support from Gundersen Medical Foundation. ...
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Borge, Holness ready to serve as Gundersen Medical Vice Presidents
Robyn Borge, MD, is the new Medical Vice President for Cross-Functional Care, and Robert Holness, MD, is the new Medical Vice President for Community Care. ...
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Breast Cancer Research
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Breast cancer research scientists at our Kabara Cancer Research Institute in La Crosse, Wis., are changing the way breast cancer is treated locally and nationally.
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Family Medicine OB Fellows & Alumni
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We hope to have you join the ranks of exceptional individuals who will graduate from our Family Medicine OB Fellowship.
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Family Medicine OB Faculty
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You’ll train alongside our distinguished physicians in Family Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology and Maternal Fetal Medicine.