Lexington Medical Center Celebrates 30th Anniversary of Doula Program
Lexington Medical Center established its first-of-its-kind hospital-based doula program in 1994.
Measles is On the Rise
Though once on the brink of eradication in the United States, measles cases have ticked upwards in recent years, concerning parents and health experts.
The Good News About Colorectal Cancer
While colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, the rate of colorectal cancer deaths in adults has been steadily dropping. Here's why.
Lexington Medical Center Opens New Facilities in Forest Acres and Lexington
Lexington Medical Center has opened two new facilities to better serve growing communities in the Midlands: Lexington Medical Park Forest Acres and LMC Lexington Medical Park 2.
Superfood of the Month: Asparagus
Whether grilled, steamed, roasted or added to your favorite dishes, asparagus provides a wealth of benefits that can contribute to a balanced and nutritious diet.
Robotic Surgery: Success in Treating Cancer Earlier
“Sometimes things happen for a reason, and here we are telling a story about it.” Powerful words from Steve Turner, a cancer survivor.
Menopause: Thriving Through One of Life’s Biggest Changes
Hot flashes are the cliché symptom of menopause, but they are only one of a litany of changes you may experience. It's important to find the treatment options right for you to manage symptoms.
Fatigue is Leading Sign of Iron Deficiency
Fatigue is the most common and early symptom of iron deficiency, a condition that is not uncommon in women and children.
Superfood of the Month: Spinach
Spinach is not only as a staple in various cuisines, but it also is a symbol of strength and health. Packed with nutrients, it stands out as a must-have superfood for any health-conscious person.
Millennials and Gen Zs: Why You Need a Primary Care Doctor
With urgent care clinics and telemedicine options readily available, younger generations may not see the need for a primary care physician. But there are better ways to care for your health than relying on urgent care.
A Better Way to Treat Blood Clots
Watch the first episode of HealthCast, our new video series. This episode features the innovative technology Lexington Medical Center offers to treat blood clots that has better outcomes and a faster recovery time than blood thinners.
Is Lymphoma Treatable?
Lymphoma is a broad term for cancer that begins in cells of the lymphatic system, which is part of the body's germ-fighting network.
Is My Menstrual Bleeding Normal?
Abnormal uterine bleeding as any unexpected or irregular bleeding from the uterus that deviates from your normal menstrual cycle pattern. It includes bleeding that is heavier in volume, lasts longer, or occurs outside the usual menstrual cycle.
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How Genetics Impacts Your Heart Health
Adopting a heart-healthy lifestyle can overcome genetic predispositions and pave the way for a longer, healthier life.
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It's Never Too Early to Care for Your Heart
While many of us may associate heart care with older age, the truth is that it's never too early to start prioritizing cardiovascular health.
Superfood of the Month: Quinoa
Despite its tiny size, quinoa is mighty in nutrition and versatility. It’s a wholesome choice to boost your diet with a nutritious, plant-based protein.
Help: I’m Not Getting Pregnant
Infertility is a challenge no couple wants to face, but one in six couples has trouble conceiving.
Blurry Vision After Age 50 Could Be Macular Degeneration
Lots of things change with age, including your eyesight. If you're starting to notice blurry vision, it could be the start of macular degeneration.
Signs of a Thyroid Issue
The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped organ in the front of the neck. It produces hormones that affect all organs of the body.
Superfood of the Month: Mushrooms
Mushrooms are are packed with nutrients and offer a range of health benefits. They are a type of fungus and have been valued for their medicinal properties for centuries.
