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Dry skin can be a problem this time of year
November 7, 2010 As the weather cools in October and the humidity decreases, we commonly see more patients with dry skin problems. more »»
A tribute to Alexander Anderson
October 31, 2010 Alexander Anderson Jr. died last week. His name probably doesn’t register with most people, but the 90-year-old was the creator of the “Rocky and Bullwinkle” TV cartoons. more »»
2010 Community Campaign
October 31, 2010 It is not uncommon for people to ask, “Why should I give to the United Way Community Campaign? Can my donation actually make a difference?” The answers lies in the understanding of how these funds... more »»
Start talking before they start drinking
October 24, 2010 National Red Ribbon Week, held Oc. more »»
A new Middle School for Fort Dodge
October 17, 2010 In May 2009, a District Facility Plan was completed by DLR Architects and Engineers and is available at the School Administration offices. more »»
Doing better this time
October 10, 2010 Not all hauntings involve spectral sightings. Sometimes our own inactions — pushed to the back of our brain — are unexpectedly triggered and resurface to nibble at our conscience. more »»
Mammograms save lives
October 10, 2010 Every three minutes another woman is diagnosed with breast cancer. Breast cancer will strike 1. more »»
Keeping lungs and airways healthy is important
October 3, 2010 Cough, not as simple as you think. Cough is a common symptom, which we all have in our daily life. more »»
New buildings aren’t always the best solution
September 26, 2010 I admire anyone who is willing to serve as an elected official, especially on the local level. It is often a thankless job as they open themselves to conflicts and criticism. more »»
Some straight talk about shelters
September 24, 2010 As the Humane Society of North Central Iowa opens the doors of its brand-spanking-new facility, I feel the need to say a few things about why shelters exist and how they operate. more »»
It’s National Prostate Cancer Month
September 19, 2010 Although its mortality rate has steadily fallen in the last decade, prostate cancer is still the second leading cause of cancer deaths among men in the United States. more »»
‘On the Fort Dodge Horizon’
September 12, 2010 This Tuesday at 6 p.m., the public is invited to a community forum, “On the Fort Dodge Horizon,” that will be held in the new BioScience and Health Sciences Building at Iowa Central Community College. more »»
Achieve control of cholesterol to improve health
September 5, 2010 Heart disease is the No, 1 killer of both men and women in the United States. more »»
Reflections on an Honor Flight
September 5, 2010 I, too, join my fellow World War II veterans in applauding the board members of the Brushy Creek Area Honor Flight — Ron Newsum its president; Tom Dorsey, its vice president; Mike Kopp, its... more »»
It’s been a transformative year at Iowa Central
August 29, 2010 Over the past year, Iowa Central has seen some major transformation that has made us an even stronger institution. more »»
Local specialist visits Russian scientific center
August 22, 2010 I had the incredible opportunity of traveling to the Russian Ilizarov Scientific Center for Restorative Traumatology and Orthopedics early this April along with third-year resident, Dustin Prins, DPM. more »»
Beacon of Hope Men’s Shelter to help people in distress
August 22, 2010 The Beacon of Hope Men’s Shelter is a result of a burden on one man’s heart that has spread to many other. more »»
Knee problems can be managed successfully
August 15, 2010 Compared to the days of our parents and grandparents, many people in the United States remain physically active and participate in demanding athletic events well into their 50s, 60s and 70s. more »»
Friendship Haven celebrates 60 years of excellence
August 8, 2010 For 60 years, Friendship Haven has been an important part of the northwest Iowa region and a unique place for people aged 55-plus to call hom. more »»
Thrive promotes healthy lifestyles for young folks
August 1, 2010 Four years ago, conversations began about the need for a comprehensive wellness education program in our schools. more »» |
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