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Unhealthiest Halloween Candy, Healthier Swaps
Read more: Unhealthiest Halloween Candy, Healthier SwapsHillcrest South dietitian Nasrin Sinichi, MS, RD/LD, joins us on the blog today to reveal some of the unhealthiest Halloween candy and what you should eat instead. Candy Corn This candy is high in sugar, which causes an insulin boost and a sugar spike that makes you want more. Contain: 22 pieces (serving): 140 calories, no…
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Lower Risk of Breast Cancer with 5 Healthy Changes
Read more: Lower Risk of Breast Cancer with 5 Healthy ChangesHillcrest South dietitian Stephanie Harris, MS, RD/LD talks about healthy changes you can make today to help reduce your risk of developing breast cancer. In 2013, it is estimated that among U.S. women there will be 232,340 new cases of invasive breast cancer. The World Cancer Research Fund estimates that about one-quarter to one-third of the…
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What You Need to Know about Breast Milk Sold Online
Read more: What You Need to Know about Breast Milk Sold OnlineHillcrest lactation consultant Cheryl Coleman, RN joins us on the blog today to talk about recent national reports of contaiminated breast milk sold online. Human milk is the best milk for infants to receive and of course the primary source should be the baby’s own mother. Milk sharing and wet-nursing are as old as breastfeeding…
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Parents – Tips for managing Halloween candy
Read more: Parents – Tips for managing Halloween candyHillcrest South dietitian Jenny Watkins, RD/LD, joins us on the blog today to talk about a healthy way to approach Halloween and all that candy. For health-conscious parents, Halloween can be tricky. Do you set limits? Do you let kids decide how much to eat? There isn’t just one right answer. Instead, use your best…
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National Cancer Month – Hillcrest Claremore in National Spotlight
Read more: National Cancer Month – Hillcrest Claremore in National SpotlightThe National Cancer Institute recommends women over the age of 40 get a mammogram screening every one to two years. However, not all women heed this recommendation. In fact, as many as 50 percent of insured women skip their annual mammogram, potentially leading to cases of breast cancer diagnosed at more advanced stages of development. Health care providers,…
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Serving Patients and Visitors One Dish at a Time – Recognizing the Hillcrest South Dietary Department
Read more: Serving Patients and Visitors One Dish at a Time – Recognizing the Hillcrest South Dietary DepartmentWe may never meet them, but we encounter their work everyday. Whether it is catching a whiff of the daily feature hot off the grill as we walk by the café or hearing the nurse knock and announce, “the fruit plate you ordered is here,” the dietary staff at Hillcrest South are proud of the…
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Hillcrest Henryetta – Providing Top Breast Cancer Screening at Home
Read more: Hillcrest Henryetta – Providing Top Breast Cancer Screening at HomeOctober is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month – a reminder that one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, according to current statistics. It is also an annual reminder for women over the age of 40 to schedule regular mammogram screenings or as prescribed by their health care provider if they are…
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Superfoods that Fight the Common Cold
Read more: Superfoods that Fight the Common ColdHillcrest South dietitian Stephanie Harris, MS, RD/LD, joins us on the blog today, sharing insights on a word we may hear a lot, but not fully understand how it can impact our health – superfoods. Hippocrates did not underestimate the importance of good nutrition when he said Let food be thy medicine and medicine be…
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Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Summer Challenge – Route 66 Style
Read more: Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Summer Challenge – Route 66 StyleCardiac and Pulmonary Rehab helps patients reduce their risk of future heart events, alleviate pain from heart surgery and improve recovery and symptoms of disease. Patients come to weekly rehab sessions to help their hearts and their lungs, but at Hillcrest Claremore they have an opportunity to be engaged with the program for another…
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Is gluten sensitivity causing your infertility?
Read more: Is gluten sensitivity causing your infertility?Utica Park Clinic OB/GYN Corey Babb, D.O., joins us on the blog today to talk about the link between a gluten sensitivity and problems getting pregnant. One of the hottest topics in healthcare today is gluten sensitivity. Approximately 40 percent of Americans experience a wide array of symptoms including abdominal discomfort, gas, bloating…