SVMC's Wellness Connection: Feb. 16

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February 16, 2024

Supporting Your Teen During Stressful Times
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It’s natural for teens to worry about their grades, appearance, and social life. But when that worry elevates to an anxiety disorder, it can lead to troubling physical and mental health issues. SVMC's pediatrician Lynn Mann, DO, provides proper steps to take for parents and caregivers to help manage their child's anxiety.
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How Long a New Parent Should Wait Before Accepting Visitors

After waiting nine long months for your little one to arrive, it’s only natural for family and friends to be eager to come for a visit. But in the interest of what’s best for your baby's health and your own, you may need to hold them off just a bit longer.
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Vaping: Unsafe at Any Age

An increasingly popular alternative to smoking, e-cigarettes (aka vaping) does not come without risks. Learn what makes this ‘safe’ alterative not so safe. Read More

This v. That in Heart Healthy Choices

Whether you’re recovering from a heart attack or trying to prevent one, simple everyday dietary choices can have a big impact on your success. Read More
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SVMC Wellness Connection: April 26

April 26, 2024

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 27
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Too often, unused prescription medications find their way into the wrong hands. You can prevent an unnecessary tragedy by turning in unneeded medication for safe disposal on Take Back Day this Saturday, April 27, at SVMC's MedSafe Box located in the main lobby.
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Tips for Really Living with Crohn's Disease

A common form of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Crohn’s disease affects more than half a million Americans. While there is no cure for Crohn’s, there are things you can do to reduce inflammation, manage symptoms, and give you back some control and quality of life. Check out these tips and recommendations by David Furman, MD, a gastroenterologist at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center.

 
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Preventing Kidney Stones

Described as one of the most painful experiences—even worse than childbirth, passing a kidney stone can knock you to your knees and, it can happen to anyone. But there are things you can do to reduce your risk of occurrence or re-occurrence. Read More.

Spot & Treat Anemia in Children

Is your usual little ball of energy a bit sluggish and out of sorts? Low iron may be to blame. Anemia is the most common blood disorder in children and can lead to developmental delays. The good news is it’s easy to treat. Read More.
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