Norton Healthcare Occupational Medicine Employers Information
Norton Occupational Medicine is pleased to offer in Louisville and surrounding counties, including Southern Indiana, more than 100 years of occupational health experience. Our providers have nearly two centuries of medical experience combined. Our goal is to help you successfully manage your employees’ health.
Dementia risk increases dramatically after age 60 — here’s what to watch for
Symptoms of dementia in older adults aren’t reflected in the occasional mental slip, but a more substantial decline — the kind of drop in mental ability that interferes with daily activities and affects independence. Misplacing […]
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Migraine medications for prevention and to reduce pain of attacks
Migraine medications fall into two broad categories: medications designed to reduce the pain and other symptoms, and those designed to prevent headaches from happening in the first place. Migraine medications that reduce symptoms of a […]
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Retired doctor gets back to her life: Spinal fusion recovery story
Minimally invasive spine surgery with less downtime than traditional surgery may sound impossible, but as Anne Douglas will tell you, it was a lifesaver for her. Anne, a retired internal medicine physician, experienced back pain […]
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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and insulin resistance are related. Changes in your diet can help
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is more common than you may realize, affecting 6% to 12% of adult women. But were you aware that diet plays a role in insulin resistance, one of the main causes […]
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What to eat before weight loss surgery: The liver-shrinking diet
What is a liver-shrinking diet and why do you need it? Your doctor might tell you to follow this type of diet if you are preparing for bariatric (weight loss) surgery such as a gastric [...]
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Dementia risk increases dramatically after age 60 — here’s what to watch for
Symptoms of dementia in older adults aren’t reflected in the occasional mental slip, but a more substantial decline — the kind of drop in mental ability that interferes with daily activities and affects independence. Misplacing […]
Read Full Story
Migraine medications for prevention and to reduce pain of attacks
Migraine medications fall into two broad categories: medications designed to reduce the pain and other symptoms, and those designed to prevent headaches from happening in the first place. Migraine medications that reduce symptoms of a […]
Read Full Story
Retired doctor gets back to her life: Spinal fusion recovery story
Minimally invasive spine surgery with less downtime than traditional surgery may sound impossible, but as Anne Douglas will tell you, it was a lifesaver for her. Anne, a retired internal medicine physician, experienced back pain […]
Read Full Story
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and insulin resistance are related. Changes in your diet can help
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is more common than you may realize, affecting 6% to 12% of adult women. But were you aware that diet plays a role in insulin resistance, one of the main causes […]
Read Full Story
What to eat before weight loss surgery: The liver-shrinking diet
What is a liver-shrinking diet and why do you need it? Your doctor might tell you to follow this type of diet if you are preparing for bariatric (weight loss) surgery such as a gastric [...]
Read Full Story
