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Radiology Technician Tammi Whisennand operates our new large-bore, high-speed MRI machine Did you know that if your medical provider orders a CT, MRI, mammogram or other imaging test, the Prowers Medical Center Imaging Services Department offers the same state-of-the-art equipment and expertise you’d find in big-city imaging centers? “We have the same equipment as a [...]
Especially as we age, bone health has a lot to do with overall health. Bones are made of living tissue. Strong bones help keep us going. If our bones start to weaken, on the other hand, they can crumble or fracture. This in turn may lead to chronic pain and immobility. The good news is [...]
When longtime KVAY radio man Bob DeLancey headed out on a Saturday morning in April to mow his 17 acres on the KLMR Curve, he didn’t expect to wind up in the emergency room. After all, DeLancey, age 67, is a healthy guy. In fact, other than his annual visits to the Prowers Medical Center [...]
Prowers Medical Center family practice physician Dr. Richard Book isn’t shy about discussing colon health. Colon health in men, in particular. “Guys tend to think, ‘If it ain’t broke, I’m not going to the doctor,’” Dr. Book said. “But when it comes to colon health, it’s all about preventing major problems and getting early treatment [...]
Not all health problems are preventable, but many are. For American men, the top causes of death are heart disease, cancer and injuries. The good news is that you can ward off all three with smart lifestyle choices. And if you’re not already making healthy choices, now is a great time to start! Heart Disease [...]
Weight Loss for Men You may have noticed that men seem less likely to gain weight than women. You might also have seen that men lose weight more easily when they try. According to Web MD, men’s ability to stay lean is thanks to their muscle mass. They naturally have more lean muscle tissue than [...]
Men’s Lung Health: Steps to Take Now to Breathe Easier Your Whole Life Long Guys, don’t make the mistake of taking your lungs for granted. Men are at higher risk for various pulmonary diseases, including obstructive sleep apnea, lung cancer, mesothelioma, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and even pneumonia and COVID-19, according to the American Lung Association. [...]
