SVHC's Weekly Health Update: Oct. 16

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October 16, 2022

Medical Matters Weekly: Inspiration for All Sizes

A champion for those living in bigger bodies, Kara Richardson Whitley inspires all. This author, influencer, and speaker spoke with host Trey Dobson, MD, on this week's Medical Matters Weekly. 

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'Tis the Season (to Think About Flu and Pneumonia) 

Get a helpful refresher for how to protect your lungs during the respiratory-infection season from Family Medicine Physician Patrice Thornton, MD, of SVMC Northshire Campus.  

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Breast Health Navigator

If you have an abnormal mammogram, you are not alone. Seline, our navigator, is available to help. Read More.

All About Forgiveness

United Counseling Service's Lori Vadakin shares how forgiveness can improve your health and wellbeing. More.

Your First 5K

Physical Therapist Glenn Chaney, MS, PT, offers tips for getting fit while having fun. Learn More.

Vaccines and Mammograms

You no longer need to wait 6 weeks after a COVID shot to get screened. Read More.

Quit Tobacco Class

Join a trained facilitator and others who would like to quit for expert guidance on quitting for good. Register Now.

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Mariella Filbin, MD, PhD, leads the search for children's brain tumor cures. Read More.

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SVMC Wellness Connection: March 22

March 22, 2024

How Healthy Lifestyle Habits Can Reduce Your Risk of IBS

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According to the American College of Gastroenterology, roughly 15% of adults in the U.S. are currently living with the discomfort and challenges of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). SVMC's gastroenterologist, David Furman, MD, explains the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle to manage IBS and/or on reduce your risk of developing the disorder.

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Prepare for a Surge in Tick Population this Spring

Just because you haven’t put your snow shovel away does not mean it’s too early to be concerned about ticks. A mild winter and early spring are setting the stage for surge in tick numbers. Given that over 50% of ticks tested in Vermont are infected with B. burgdorferi, the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, it’s in your—and your family’s—best interest to start taking precautions now. 

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Get Screened to Detect Lung Cancer Early

The best time to find lung cancer is before it causes symptoms. Painless and only requiring a few minutes, a lung cancer screening scan is an effective way to detect cancer early and reduce your risk of dying. Read More

Colonoscopy FAQs: The Results

With colonoscopies being up to 10 years apart, even patients familiar with the procedure can be understandably confused about their results. SVMC's Endoscopy team is here to help you better understand them. Read More

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