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MOBERLY, Mo. – As flu season approaches, Moberly Regional Medical Center is encouraging people to prioritize respiratory hygiene to keep their communities healthier. Simple preventive measures can help keep ourselves and our loved ones healthier during the Fall and Winter seasons. “I encourage everyone to talk with their primary care provider about when to get their flu shot and other preventative measures people can take to stay healthier and to help others stay healthier this flu season,” said Lindy B... ... Read More
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MOBERLY, Mo. – People use the word ‘dizzy’ to describe a variety of feelings or sensations. But ‘dizzy’ means different things to different people. The way you describe and how accurately you describe your dizziness to your doctor will provide valuable clues as to the underlying cause and will help with treatment. “Dizziness occurs primarily in older adults, but can affect people of any age, and should be a red flag that something is out of sync,” said Dr. Gale Osgood, MRMC medical director of emergency... ... Read More
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Early Detection and Treatment of Breast Cancer Gives Best Chance of Survival MOBERLY, Mo., September 23, 2024 – The American College of Radiology now recommends women who are at average risk for breast cancer get screening mammograms annually starting at age 40 for women of average risk. The recommendations are in response to the increase in breast cancer diagnoses in younger women and high mortality rates in Black women. Here in Missouri, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer – at more th... ... Read More
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MOBERLY, Mo. – The new school year is here, and with it comes all things academics, athletics, organizations and more. With all the hustle and bustle the new school year brings, it may be difficult to ensure that your child is getting healthy breakfasts and lunches. Courtney Ramsey, FNP at Moberly Rural Health Clinic, which is a part of Moberly Regional Medical Center, has emphasized the crucial role that healthy lunches play in enhancing students' academic performance. According to Ramsey, school lunch... ... Read More
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MOBERLY, Mo., September 3, 2024 – Moberly Regional Medical Center has been re-accredited by the Missouri Time Critical Diagnosis System as a Level 3 Stroke Center in recognition of the hospital’s commitment to following national standards for quality stroke care. Level 3 centers play an important role in providing access to time-critical care. “Our team at Moberly Regional Medical Center works diligently to deliver quality care and follow best practices in stroke care,” said Michael Hall, MRMC chief exe... ... Read More
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By Dana Johnson, FNP-C, at Moberly Rural Health Clinic, which is a part of Moberly Regional Medical Center The seasons don’t discriminate when it comes to allergies. For many who suffer from seasonal allergies, fall is the worst time of year. Though the cooler weather is welcomed, the foliage is changing, and weeds and other plants release pollen that can send allergy sufferers indoors. Unfortunately, allergens can lurk there, as well. While almost 40 million Americans suffer from allergies, according t... ... Read More
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MOBERLY, Mo., August 15, 2024 – Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in the U.S., with more than 150,000 people losing their lives to the disease each year – it’s more than breast, prostate, colon and ovarian cancer deaths combined. According to the CDC, Missouri’s age-adjusted lung cancer death rates are significantly higher than the US rate. While there are more cases of female breast and prostate cancers than lung cancer in Missouri, the number of deaths from lung cancer is higher... ... Read More
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MOBERLY, MO – The midpoint of the year is a good time to review health insurance policies to ensure you will get the most out of plan benefits, especially if you have already met the annual deductible. Many insurance plans will cover most, if not all, costs for eligible medical procedures and treatments once an individual meets the deductible and out of pocket maximum, making the second half of the year an opportune time to schedule any necessary or elective medical procedures that may have been postpon... ... Read More
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July is UV Safety Month MOBERLY, Mo., July 10, 2024 – When you think about sun protection, you might think about a day at the beach. But during your lifetime, you get sun exposure doing everyday things like walking the dog, mowing the lawn and even driving in your car. Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays adds up over time, and can increase your risk of developing skin cancer. Every year, nearly five million people are treated for skin cancer, and approximately 9,000 people die from melanoma. "Most people ... ... Read More
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Moberly Regional Medical Center encourages citizens in Moberly and the surrounding communities to prioritize safety during holiday celebrations MOBERLY, Mo., June 18, 2024 – As Independence Day approaches, Moberly Regional Medical Center emphasizes the importance of fireworks safety to prevent injuries and avoid a trip to the emergency department. While fireworks have been an integral part of Fourth of July festivities since 1777, it has not been without risk and should be handled only by experienced py... ... Read More
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