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AMI AtlantiCare is an excellent new resource for outpatient medical imaging services.
Conveniently located inside the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Kessler Campus, AMI AtlantiCare offers a full range of diagnostic imaging services using state of the art technology.
Our 32 board certified, sub-specialty trained radiologists and highly trained staff is committed to providing you with the finest imaging technology coupled with compassionate, caring service.
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 Women's Health
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Ever have a question about urinary incontinence, urogenital prolapse, pelvic or bladder pain or overactive bladder? |
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AtlantiCare is now offering Ask-a-Doc, a monthly interactive article in the Female Urological Disorders topic. Ask-a-Doc gives you the opportunity to ask your questions to Dr. Carol Glowacki, a board certified urogynecologist, and view her answers from other patients questions as well.
Click to view this month's question and answer or submit your own question...
*Your indentity remains confidential |
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| Spirit of Women Award Nominations...
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| Robyn Boniewicz |
| 2/2/2010 |
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AtlantiCare Women’s Health & Wellness seeks
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Commentary: Obese pregnant women should gain less weight than currently recommended...
NewsRx.com
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| 1/14/2010 |
Recent recommendations by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) call for women who are overweight or obese to gain more weight than they should, a Saint Louis University obstetrician wrote in a January commentary for Obstetrics & Gynecology (see also Saint Louis University).
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Did Americans get any healthier over past decade?...
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| 12/31/2009 |
ATLANTA - About 10 years ago the U.S. government set some lofty health goals for the country to reach by 2010. By many measures, Americans didn't do so well.
There are more obese Americans than a decade ago, not fewer. They eat more salt and fat, not less. More of them have high blood pr... |
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Salt Lake City Medical Research Center Tests New Drug To Treat Painful Menstrual Cramps...
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| 1/14/2010 |
A leading clinical research center in Salt Lake City has joined an international trial program to test an experimental new drug designed to treat painful menstrual cramps, or dysmenorrhea, a condition that affects between 45 and 90 percent of women of childbearing age in the United States. Althou... |
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