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Nutrition is important, especially for those with memory loss. Eating right can be a challenge. There's the hurdle of knowing what we should eat, and then another hurdle of incorporating that into nutritious meals and snacks. This cooking class uses the expertise of SIU Culinary Medicine, as they use food that's part of the MIND Diet and show participants how to make healthy choices. Following a recipe chosen for that session, class participants follow directions and make the meal with help from SIU Culinary Medicine. Caregivers and persons with memory loss work together, finding the role best

July is National Cord Blood Awareness Month and we’re celebrating by spreading the word about cord blood. What is cord blood banking? Cord blood banking is the process of collecting blood from the umbilical cord after the baby is delivered. This blood is collected into a kit provided by the cord blood banking company. Your obstetrician performs the collection. It is collected from the umbilical cord after the umbilical cord is cut. There is no harm or pain caused to the baby or the mother. In order for parents to have cord blood banking performed, they would need to order the kit from the cord

Coronary artery disease develops when cholesterol and other material called plaque build along your arteries’ inner walls, limiting the heart's blood or oxygen supply. Also known as ischemic heart disease, it is the most common form of heart attack. Symptoms Chest pain (angina) Pain that extends to your shoulders, neck, arms, back or jaw Shortness of breath Heart attack Causes Diabetes High blood pressure High cholesterol Sedentary lifestyle Smoking Care for Coronary Artery Disease at SIU Medicine SIU Medicine Cardiology combines years of experience and specialized training to diagnose and

Central Illinois health-care providers promote correct mask use to reduce spread of COVID-19 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 8, 2020 CONTACT: Dean Olsen, Memorial Health System 217-836-1068 | olsen.dean@mhsil.com Erica Johnson, HSHS St. John’s Hospital 217-303-6344 | erica.johnson@hshs.org Guidance On Correct Use Of Masks Promoted by HSHS Illinois, Memorial Health System, SIU Medicine, Springfield Clinic SPRINGFIELD — Masks worn in public to prevent the spread of COVID-19 should cover the bridge of the nose, mouth and chin to be most effective, local health-care providers say. The advice comes in

Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) are partnering to provide health care for individuals at state correctional facilities. “We are eager to offer a new approach to care for our corrections population,” said Rob Jeffreys, acting director of Corrections. “SIU School of Medicine has a reputation for quality medical care and innovation. This new partnership gives us the opportunity to explore a different health care model, one that’s more patient-centered and outcome-based.” SIU’s Office of Correctional Medicine will initially focus on

Cosmetic surgery is a type of plastic surgery performed with a desired outcome of improving the patient's body / face, or restoring it to a previous state. Examples of cosmetic surgery for face include: rhinoplasty, neck lift, otoplasty, face lift, eyelid lift, brow lift. Cosmetic surgery for the body includes: liposuction, arm lift, thigh lift, buttock augmentation, labioplasty, abdominoplasty, body lift, breast augmentation, and breast lift. Treatment Types Botox®/Dysport Injections Botox® is a purified form of Botulinum toxin which bonds to the muscles where it is injected, stopping the