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National Stroke Awareness Month: Know the Signs and Act FAST
Read more: National Stroke Awareness Month: Know the Signs and Act FASTMay is National Stroke Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about stroke and the life‑saving importance of early action. At Hackensack Meridian Mountainside Medical Center, we want our community to recognize the warning signs and know when to act, because when it comes to stroke, every second counts. A stroke occurs when blood flow…
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Progressive care unit nurse wins hearts and awards: A conversation with Lanie Peace, RN
Read more: Progressive care unit nurse wins hearts and awards: A conversation with Lanie Peace, RNAt Mountainside Medical Center, Lanie Peace, RN, is making a big impact – not just for her patients, but for the hospital as a whole. Her work in the Progressive Care Unit (PCU) has been a source of inspiration to many. “She is just one of those extraordinary people that you meet that really has…
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Pelvic Health Matters: Take Back Comfort, Confidence, and Control
Read more: Pelvic Health Matters: Take Back Comfort, Confidence, and ControlPelvic health is an essential part of overall wellness, yet many people aren’t aware of how much the pelvic floor contributes to daily function. These muscles, located at the base of the pelvis, support your organs, help control your bladder and bowels, assist with breathing, and play a key role in sexual function. When they…
