Facts About Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is a bone disease in which bones become fragile and thin, and are more likely to break. In people with weakened bones, osteoporosis develops when new bone [...]
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Laparascopic Surgery–A Mystery Solved
We’ve all been there… when the reasons for your symptoms can’t be determined; when the pain can’t be diagnosed; when tests come back normal… and you are [...]
Have a Happy Heart
February is American Heart Month. At Milford Regional Medical Center, we’re reminding everyone to Have a HAPPY Heart! H– Have your blood pressure and [...]
Lightening the Load
It was just three weeks before her son’s high school graduation, when forty-four year old Debora Covino found a lump in her breast. From that day on the Hopedale mother of [...]
8 Tips for Managing Diabetes
1. Stay healthy this winter. It’s hard to control sugars when you are sick. Speak to your doctor about Flu or Pneumonia vaccines and remember to wash hands frequently. [...]
7 Tips to Help Manage Stress
Life is stressful. Work, family, money and relationships can combine with larger concerns and make us feel on edge. Stress occurs when we feel that the demands placed upon [...]
After a Miscarriage: Supporting Family and Friends Through Loss
Suffering a miscarriage can be a traumatic event for any woman and their support network, and while a miscarriage requires physical healing, time and attention needs to be [...]
Sepsis: What You Need to Know
What is Sepsis? Sepsis is a complication caused by the body’s overwhelming and life-threatening response to infection, which can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and [...]