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Senior Health and Wellness Day
Senior Health and Wellness Day is a Free event for local seniors to discover the health and wellness resources available. Participants each week enjoy conversation and various activities focused on ...DSE Class (Diabetes Support and Education)
Sheehan Health Network Diabetes Classes Offered at Sheehan FREE and OPEN TO ALL Learn more about this chronic disease with Registered Dietician Mary Degnan Diabetes Focus Class meets twice a month ...Health Insurance Assistance and Enrollment
Every Monday and Thursday from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Facilitated Enrollment Specialists are available to help patients enroll for health insurance. We offer Medicaid, Managed Care, Child and Family He...National Health Observance Guest Speaker Series
Join us for interesting and interactive presentations and discussions focused on health care concerns of interest to you. Location: Sheehan Health Network Community Center (first floor) 5 pm - 7 pm...National Health Observances
Ladies, Your Breast Cancer Prevention Prescription Starts With You
Most of us know someone who battled with breast cancer, whether it was in our family, or circle of friends and acquaintances. We feel hopeful when we hear of survivors who fought the disease and won. ...
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Q&A - ADDICTION and ADDICTION TREATMENT
Question:
Do you think addiction is a choice or a disease? Gene Heyman's book, Addiction a Disorder of Choice is causing a bit of controversy.
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Answering this question depends on whether one bases the answer on opinion or science. If you base it on opinion, one opinion is as good as the Read More
Ladies, Your Breast Cancer Prevention Prescription Starts With You
Most of us know someone who battled with breast cancer, whether it was in our family, or circle of friends and acquaintances. We feel hopeful when we hear of survivors who fought the disease and won. Among this triumphant group are women who utilized preventative measures to beat the cancer.
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Why is knowing my family history important?
Family members share their genes, as well as their environment, lifestyles and habits. A family history helps identify people at increased risk for disease because it reflects both a person's genes and these other shared risk factors. (Content Source: National Office of Public Health Genomics).
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