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Submental fullness, also known as a double chin, is a condition that many people suffer with their whole lives. While excess fat under your chin does
not usually signal a health problem, it can inhibit one’s confidence and self-esteem. In years past, only major
cosmetic surgery could remedy the problem but now there is an FDA-approved injectable that can permanently remove unwanted fat cells, without the risks associated with surgery or significant downtime. |
Mason City Man Feels 100% Better After Cardiology Intervention
Credits His Providers With “Saving His Life A Few Times”
Harold Lewis, 69, retired three years from the Winnebago company, a father of five and a grandfather of nine, remembers how he felt five years ago. “I was waking up at night and couldn’t breathe. I was also very tired and fatigued during the day. I went to see
my family physician Dr. Brett Mulkey, MercyOne Forest Park Family Medicine. He referred me to Jennifer McCambridge, PA (physician’s assistant), in the cardiology department at MercyOne North Iowa Heart Center at the Mason City Clinic,” said Harold. | |
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Can Your Chronic Pain Problems Be Eliminated with the Right Treatment?
Advances in interventional pain management techniques are helping millions of pain sufferers improve their everyday lives.
Can they help you?
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Millions of Americans Enjoy Better Health and a More Active, Pain-free Life Thanks to Joint Replacement Surgery.
According to the National Institutes of Health, total joint replacement surgery “is one of the most cost-effective and successful interventions in medicine” with over a million people opting to undergo the procedure each year...
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Have You Had Too Many Bladder Accidents?
A Woman's Guide to Treating Urinary Incontinence
Bladder accidents are more common than you think. With more than 200 million people in the world suffering from involuntary bladder leakage every day, urinary incontinence is not something to be embarrassed about or a condition you must accept because of your age...
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Look As Young As You Feel
Being dissatisfied with how you look can color and shape every part of your life. And though self-esteem is a function of the mind-not the mirror-studies show that improving appearance improves confidence, attitude, personality, and relationships...
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