Frostbite
Frostbite is a silent injury, creeping in through the wet and cold weather of winter. To prevent frostbite, dress warmly and limit time outdoors. Nonetheless,
Frostbite is a silent injury, creeping in through the wet and cold weather of winter. To prevent frostbite, dress warmly and limit time outdoors. Nonetheless,
Looking back and ahead identifies successes of the past and future opportunities. Erin Muck, President and CEO, takes a look back at the accomplishments in
Wintertime illnesses are typically those transmitted between people in close contact with one another. These illnesses include influenza, COVID, and RSV. Holiday celebrations are prime
The feelings of loss, especially of loved ones, are magnified during the holiday season. Coping with those feelings can lead to a happier Christmas and
The holiday season usually involves more family and friends, and more opportunities for food with added salt and sugar. Amelia Pickhinke, intern at CCMH and
Crawford County Memorial Hospital has a need for volunteers for its services including patient transportation, Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), and thrift shop. Future
National Family Caregivers Month is celebrated each November. Dana Neemann, CCMH Director of Education, discusses caregiving among family members and the stresses that come along
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high. Sara Gaul, RN,
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a common lung disease that makes it difficult to breathe. Patrick Stevens, Director of Cardiopulmonary Services, discusses the risk factors
One in five adults or roughtly 600,000 Iowans live with some form of mental illness. Jill Wonder, a counselor for Plains Area Mental Health Center,
Domesitc violence affects a significant number of families across Iowa including Denison and Crawford County. Jill, a victim advocate for Family Crisis Centers (FCC), discusses
Breast Cancer Awareness is celebrated every October. This observance brings to the forefront the need for early detection and treatment through self-exams and regular mammograms.