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LiveSmart: Tom’s Story – Lifestyle Changes Reap Big Rewards, Better Health
At the suggestion of his doctor, Tom enrolled in SPHP’s Diabetes Prevention Program and changed his life for the better.
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LiveSmart: Celebrate Men’s Health Week and Father’s Day with the Gift of Good Health
This Father’s Day, give the gift of good health — a gift to both you and your family!
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LiveSmart: Take Care to Protect Your Hearing this Summer
While COVID-19 protocols will mean a changed experience for concert-goers this summer, protecting your hearing should continue to be top-of-mind.
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LiveSmart: Cancer Care in the LGBTQ Community – Know the Unique Risks, Barriers
While barriers to care exist across the spectrum for the LGBTQ population, they are particularly acute when it comes to dealing with cancer issues.
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LiveSmart: Blood Pressure – Get Yours Checked, Know Your Numbers
May is High Blood Pressure Education Month — do you know your numbers?
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LiveSmart: Looking for a Great Career? Think Health Care!
If you’re just starting out work or considering changing fields, a rewarding and challenging career in health care may be what you’re seeking. St. Peter’s can help you realize that career path!
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LiveSmart: May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month
May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. Bladder cancer is a cancer very few talk about but, if diagnosed early, the survival rate can be high.
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LiveSmart: Celebrate Your Mom with a Healthy, Delicious Brunch!
Whether you are celebrating Mother’s Day with your mom, grandma, or another extraordinary mother-figure in your life, show them you care in a delicious and nutritious way!
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LiveSmart: Head and Neck Cancer – Know the Signs and Symptoms, Catch it Early
April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Like so many cancers, early detection and treatment is critical to better long-term outcomes.
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LiveSmart: Vicarious Trauma – Self-Care and Balance are Critical for Survival
Encouraging self-care for patients, their loved ones and their health care providers is crucial to keeping vicarious trauma at bay.