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Health Tip | Stress-Busting Tips For Essential Workers
You may have a lot on your mind when you head to work. And that anxiety can lead to things like anger, fatigue, sadness, and trouble sleeping or concentrating.
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Oswego Health Welcomes Bobbie Rae Vangorder, RPA-C To Oswego Family Physicians
Oswego Health welcomes experienced Physician Assistant, Bobbie Rae Vangorder, RPA-C to Oswego Family Physicians.
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Oswego Health Invests Over $75,000 In Registered Nursing Tuition Assistance Program?
As one of the major employers in the area and the largest healthcare systems in the County, Oswego Health knows firsthand that a highly-educated nursing workforce strengthens the quality of care provided to patients.
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Health Tip | Depression Among Seniors
Although depression is common among older adults, it isn’t a normal part of aging. Treatment helps most people reclaim a better quality of life.
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Oswego Health Performs Successful Robotics-Assisted Knee Arthroplasty Using NAVIO Surgical System
The orthopedic surgeons from the Center for Orthopedic Care at Oswego Health continue to be the only surgeons in Oswego County to bring robotically-assisted knee arthroplasty to the surgery center.
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Health Tip | Caring For Your Cloth Face Mask
Just like any other wearable item, your cloth face mask will need to be washed regularly. Here are two ways to do that safely, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Oswego Health Employee Steps Up To Lead Oswego County Suicide Coalition
Oswego Health would like to recognize Ashely Taylor, Psychiatric Inpatient Manager for Behavioral Health as she has recently been appointed Chairman for Oswego County Suicide Coalition.
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Health Tip | Four Things To Know About Risky Drinking
Knowledge is power when it comes to avoiding the potentially serious consequences of alcohol.
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Center For Wound Healing At Oswego Health Offers Treatments For Breast Cancer Survivors
In 2018, more than 250,000 new cases of breast cancer were expected to be diagnosed in women in the United States (US), and roughly one in eight women will develop breast cancer over the course of her lifetime.
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Health Tip | How can your primary care provider help you quit smoking?
Dr. Meaghan Primm with PrimeCare Fulton gives you helpful advice on how to quit smoking. Print this entry