Now Living An Active Life Less Than Two Months After Surgery Christopher Back, 60 of Riceville, Iowa is a father to five kids and grandfather to six grandchildren; he farms and works a daily mail rout...
Read MoreOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to educate the public to this complex disease; its causes, treatment, and cure. Did you know? * About 1 in 8 U.S. women will develop in...
Read MoreInfertility and erectile dysfunction (ED) are two of the most common problems men face in regard to their sexual health. Dr. Christopher Adams, MD specializes in Urology at MercyOne North Iowa Urology...
Read MoreThis video is from a patient educational seminar about benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) better known as an enlarged prostate, its symptoms that present for men, and the variety of treatment options,...
Read MoreTwo years ago, Scott, a 54-year-old Fort Dodge man suffered from debilitating knee pain and was at extreme risk for a stroke because his blood pressure was so high. Now, after losing 100 lbs., his blo...
Read MoreFrom weekend warriors to school, athletes’ foot and ankle injuries are common. Most can be treated conservatively but some may need surgical intervention. Watch and listen to Tyler Mulkey, a podiatr...
Read MoreClear Lake resident and special education schoolteacher Lisa Buss, 56, reached a high of 280 pounds. Said Lisa, “When I was younger, I was able to eat anything and not gain weight. Then as I got old...
Read MoreMen's sexual health is an important part of life — not only to ensure the absence of disease, but to enable the intimacy important to a man’s relationship with his partner or spouse. Two common ...
Read MoreHeart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump oxygen-rich blood quickly enough, blocking the rest of the body from receiving the nutrients it needs. This condition usually develops over time as the ...
Read MoreAre you at risk? What are the symptoms? How is it treated? Popular country music star Toby Keith announced recently that he has been battling stomach cancer, also known as gastric cancer, for the past...
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