Eating Disorder Coalition
The Eating Disorders Coalition of Kentuckiana is a consortium of providers dedicated to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders through the provision of education programs, resources and support to clinicians and residents of Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
Bringing new gynecologic cancer treatments and caring for patients like family
After working as an obstetrician/gynecologist for five years, Charles B. Palmer, D.O., was drawn to patients needing complex care. He decided to become a gynecologic oncologist, diagnosing and treating cancers in women’s reproductive organs. “The [...]
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Because pregnancy is not an illness, midwife avoids intervening
For Danielle Roberts, her job as a certified nurse midwife (CNM) is “a great marriage of Westernized medicine and holistic care.” “We see patients from their first prenatal appointment all the way through their delivery […]
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A midwife and mom passionate about giving women a say in their birth experiences
Regina Mash, CNM, knows what it’s like to be told, rather than asked how she wants to deliver her children. That’s one of many reasons the certified nurse midwife, whose four sons range in age […]
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Cokie Roberts’ 17-year breast cancer survival points to medical advances
When television journalist Cokie Roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, she had reason to be optimistic. The 15-year survival rate for breast cancer patients was about 70%, meaning the odds were with her, […]
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A breast cancer diagnosis can have a lingering impact on mental health for some
A diagnosis of breast cancer often comes as a shock, and adjusting to the news and coming to terms with treatment decisions are very difficult. One may go through a range of emotions, including disbelief, anger, […]
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Bringing new gynecologic cancer treatments and caring for patients like family
After working as an obstetrician/gynecologist for five years, Charles B. Palmer, D.O., was drawn to patients needing complex care. He decided to become a gynecologic oncologist, diagnosing and treating cancers in women’s reproductive organs. “The [...]
Read Full Story
Because pregnancy is not an illness, midwife avoids intervening
For Danielle Roberts, her job as a certified nurse midwife (CNM) is “a great marriage of Westernized medicine and holistic care.” “We see patients from their first prenatal appointment all the way through their delivery […]
Read Full Story
A midwife and mom passionate about giving women a say in their birth experiences
Regina Mash, CNM, knows what it’s like to be told, rather than asked how she wants to deliver her children. That’s one of many reasons the certified nurse midwife, whose four sons range in age […]
Read Full Story
Cokie Roberts’ 17-year breast cancer survival points to medical advances
When television journalist Cokie Roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, she had reason to be optimistic. The 15-year survival rate for breast cancer patients was about 70%, meaning the odds were with her, […]
Read Full Story
A breast cancer diagnosis can have a lingering impact on mental health for some
A diagnosis of breast cancer often comes as a shock, and adjusting to the news and coming to terms with treatment decisions are very difficult. One may go through a range of emotions, including disbelief, anger, […]
Read Full Story
