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| We have the MRI answer
for you if you are claustrophobic! |
New London Hospital now offers a much more comfortable
experience for you if a regular MRI makes you anxious or
claustrophobic. Our new, larger MRI offers almost a foot of free space between
your head and the magnet and more than 60% of exam types can be
completed with your head outside the MRI. We also offer Saturday
appointments.
If your provider recommends an MRI, ask about the
roomier MRI service at New London Hospital. Your provider's
offce can call 603-526-5249 to schedule your MRI.
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APRIL 2012
| Why Work Out? The Perks Come Sooner Than
You Think |
Flat abs, skinny jeans, a healthier heart. There
are many reasons to work out. Focusing on the rewards that come most
quickly, though—such as more energy and time with your
friends—could help you stick to your plan and reap both short-
and long-term benefits, a new study finds. Find new motivation from
this rundown of instant rewards.
[learn
more...] |
| Healthy, Thrifty Snacks for Your
Kids |
Each snack time presents a weighty challenge: How can you fix
your kids food that’s both healthy and affordable? Fortunately,
after-school programs across the country have found ways to do
it. Here’s how.
[learn
more...] |
| Q&A: Exercise-Induced Asthma |
Now that spring is
underway, you’re probably eager to get outside and be active.
Luckily, exercise-induced asthma doesn’t need to keep you
on the sidelines—just follow these Q&A tips.
[learn more...] |
| Fit Flavonoids into
Your Heart-Healthy Diet |
Blueberries, apples, and pears may make
a great cobbler—but that’s not the only reason to add
them to your shopping list. They’re all rich in flavonoids,
compounds abundant in plant foods that have now been linked to a
lower risk for death from cardiovascular disease. Here’s all
you need to know about these key nutrients.
[learn more...] |
| Don’t Let Bladder Problems
Limit Your Life |
Make a list of your 10 closest female friends.
If they’re like most women in the U.S., half of them have had
a urinary tract infection (UTI) or some degree of urinary
incontinence. Bladder problems are common, yet difficult to discuss. But
you can find relief. Use the following facts on three common
bladder problems as a springboard for a discussion with your
doctor.
[learn
more...] |
| Low-Cost
Ways to Keep Kids Busy This Summer |
School’s out, and you
have a summer assignment: Find fun activities for the kids that are
free or low-cost. Read on for some creative ideas to get you
going.
[learn
more...] |
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