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Advancing Care

2025 Issue 2

You just ate a bacon cheeseburger with fries and a milkshake. Now there’s an ache in your abdomen underneath your rib cage. What’s going on? According to the experts at Yale New Haven Health, you may have a gallstone.
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gallstones
managing your meds

2025 Issue 1

What if a miss a dose of my medications? What should I do with them on vacation? Our pharmacists have some great tips for managing you meds.
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2024 Issue 4

Are you at higher risk for breast cancer? Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in American women. But cancer risks are not one-size-fits-all. Some women have a greater chance of developing breast cancer than others.
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Ellie Proussaloglou. MD
Uwe Fischer, MD

2024 Issue 3

Varicose veins. They’re visible and often unsightly. You may be resigned to just covering them up. But do they pose a health risk? Should you worry about varicose veins?
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2024 Issue 2

How much do you think about your hands, aside from the occasional manicure or annoying hangnail? Maybe you work at a computer keyboard or play videogames for hours at a time.
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Hand Physical Therapy
frampton

2024 Issue 1

When it comes to coronary artery disease, think “prevention.”
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2023 Issue 6

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death worldwide, taking the lives of nearly the same number of people who will die from colon, breast and prostate cancer combined. 
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Mazzarelli
George Turini, MD

2023 Issue 5

Gray hair, wrinkles … and problems in the bathroom? Things change as we grow older, including your bladder and urinary tract. Issues may range from the frequent urge to urinate to difficulties emptying your bladder. But what’s a normal sign of aging – and when should you call your doctor?
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2023 Issue 4

If you regularly have acid reflux/heartburn symptoms more than twice a week, you may want to consider a new procedure that is available at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital. 
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GERD
advancing care

2023 Issue 3

Taking vitamins? Don’t forget to tell your doctor. You exercise and eat healthy foods. To boost your immune system, you take a multivitamin every day. It can only help, right? Perhaps.
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