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Using Bulkamid to Treat Stress Urinary Incontinence
Dr. Dana Kivlin, medical director for the Middlesex Health Center for Continence & Pelvic Health, is treating some patients using Bulkamid, a hydrogel that can provide long-lasting relief of stress urinary incontinence symptoms.
Relaxation for Stress Relief
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which makes this a good time to learn more about managing the stress in your life.
Seared Scallops
The secret to making seared scallops at home is a hot pan, a little olive oil and fresh herbs.
Why Do I Now Have Access to Medical Notes?
If you are a Middlesex Health patient with a MyChart account, you now have access to medical notes from physicians, nurses, etc. You also can access notes regarding your labs, imaging and pathology.
What You Need To Know About Hernias
A hernia is the abnormal exit of tissue, or an organ, through the wall of the cavity where it normally resides, and there are many types. There are hernias that involve the groin, belly button and even the upper stomach, and they can sometimes cause life-threatening conditions.
Denise Thoren: DAISY Award Winner
Earlier this month, Middlesex Health named Denise Thoren a DAISY Award winner. She was nominated for the award by Stephany Mason, who credits Denise for saving her baby's life.
Practicing Mindfulness
Learn simple ways to practice mindfulness, a type of meditation where you focus on being intensely aware of what you're sensing and feeling in the moment, without interpretation or judgment.
Benefit From MyChart
MyChart has dramatically changed the level of access patients have to their medical providers — and their medical records.
Patient Profile: Ted Moskey
In late 2020, Ted Moskey was admitted to Middlesex Hospital, after testing positive for COVID-19. Today, he is feeling much better and hopes to donate convalescent plasma, which could help someone else fight COVID-19.
Tackling Your Weight Loss Goals
For many people, changing their eating habits, modifying their behavior and participating in physical activity is the best approach when trying to lose weight. However, sometimes, weight loss surgery needs to be part of the solution.