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Spring 2005

 
Spring 2005
Volume 2, Number 2
 
After they were diagnosed with cancer, two local women had surgery followed by radiation therapy at the Lancaster General Cancer Center. The center offers state-of-the-art radiation treatments for patients who could benefit from the technology.
 
 
Lancaster General Laboratory Services has taken steps to make cervical cancer screening more accurate.
 
 
While much is said about the need for women to get regular check-ups to screen for disease and illness, men sometimes tend to get overlooked. And too often, many men do not take their own health seriously until they become ill. You can help the men in your life by encouraing them to get the proper check-ups.
 

Other than the common cold, nothing keeps people home from work more than irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). IBS affects between 10-20 percent of the population, most of them women. IBS affects the intestines, causing pain, constipation and/or diarrhea.
 

Being obese or overweight during pregnancy can negatively impact the health of both mom and baby. Talk with your doctor about ways to manage your weight during this important time.
 

Domestic violence is not something you have to accept. Help is available.
 
 
Strokes are one of the leading causes of death among American women. Learn how to identify and control your risk factors.
 
 
Lymphedema affects more than two million Americans. Lancaster General Women & Babies Hospital offers a comprehensive treatment program to help manage this condition.
 

Becoming a parent is one of life's greatest experiences. But sometimes it helps to have some guidance along the way. Lancaster General Wellness Center offers several programs to help you through this new experience.
 

Strawberry shortcake– enjoy this lighter version.


Did you know?

You can get screening mammograms at:

 
For more information, call (717) 544-3469. You are also able to schedule a mammogram online by clicking here.


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