2014 News

• 7 Strategies to beat back heart disease
• New Year, New You! Resolve to be healthy in 2015
• Patients and economy would benefit from KanCare expansion
• Pain and palliative care strives to improve quality of life
• Impact Screening at LMH changing how concussions are diagnosed
• Insulin pumps worth asking about for anyone with diabetes
• Deep venous thrombosis is quiet, potentially deadly
• Know the facts when dealing with diabetes diagnosis and care
• Prevent pain of poor posture in the workplace
• Lawrence: a great place to have a baby
• Hospital + Library = healthier community
• Local health officials warn of bogus information about Ebola
• About Ebola
• Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department closely monitoring Ebola virus, answering questions
• Exercise, screening can lower cancer risk
• After surviving rare, aggressive form of breast cancer, Lawrence woman warns others to be on the lookout for it
• Beating cancer inspires Lawrence Parks and Recreation employee to start fitness class
• Fall is the season for choosing a health plan
• Free program to focus on menopause
• Detect and Correct High Cholesterol Levels
• Local program to raise awareness about blood cancers
• Annual LMH Health Fair September 27
• Get an Award for Being a PAL
• ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
• Prostate gland a key player in men’s health
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital lauded for improvements on performance measures
• Lawrence man climbs steps at LMH to recover from stroke, give back to others
• Moms: Eat healthfully while breastfeeding
• Be an active and fit family
• Keep your eyesight and fingers on July 4
• Lawrence Car and Truck Dealers Save Lives
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital continues quality journey.
• Reducing your risk of cataracts
• Snoring may be sign of a serious condition
• Lawrence employees, health leaders tout workplace CSA programs
• Hospital pushes for audit relief
• Find an appropriate alternative to emergency room care
• Online portal connects patients with health records
• Don't Fry Day
• Health services multiply economic contributions in Douglas County
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital recognizes nurses as leaders during national celebration
• Hearts of Gold Ball funding upgrades to inpatient rehab units
• LMH Better Breathers Club meeting monthly
• Junior Volunteer Summer Program Interviews Now Being Scheduled
• Superheroes display powers when volunteering at LMH
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital to build retail pharmacy for employee
• A day in the life of chemo: resources
• A day in the life of chemo, Positivity is medicine, too
• Annual LMH Health Fair right around the corner
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital again named one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals
• LMH lowers number of pneumonia re-admissions
• Together, we are saving sight
• Heart disease kills 'one woman a minute,' area experts warn
• Getting a Handle on Headaches
• Breastfeeding abounds in Lawrence thanks to support groups, LMH
• Local advocates help grow awareness of postpartum mood disorders.
• A moment with a surgeon
• Lawrence health coaches change lives
• Get Walking...Wednesday, April 2 is National Walking Day!
• LMH's second annual Arctic Blast benefits cancer survivors
• LMH improving patient care with new state-wide database
• Lawrence man overcomes paralysis to help others with rehab
• Allen Fieldhouse going pink for 'Jayhawks for a Cure'
• Flu season on the wane in Lawrence
• Act FAST to minimize stroke damage
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital trustees dedicated to quality care
• Local mission group helps with more than just medical care in Kenya
• Many heart attacks have early warnings
• Colorectal cancer screening: not a laughing matter
• Top Performer