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28 Days of Heart Health: 30 Minutes a Day Can Help Keep Heart Disease Away
February 03, 2022Did you know that exercising as little as 30 minutes every day can improve your heart health and quality of life? It can even be simple activities that are easier to incorporate into your schedule, like taking your dog for a jog, tossing a ball with your kids or sunset walk in the neighborhood. According to the American Heart Association, walking is the simplest positive…
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28 Days of Heart Health
February 03, 2022Each February, we mark American Heart Month – a great opportunity to focus on heart health and essential role it plays in your overall well-being, today and every day. In fact, maintaining good heart health can help you add years to your life so you can enjoy many more days to come. So, welcome to the 28 Days of Heart Health. Each day in February, we’ll…
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LAMC Welcomes Interim CEO Tracie Stratton
January 12, 2022Tracie was born, raised, and lived most of her adult life in Wyoming until moving to Los Alamos NM in 2012. Her transition to Los Alamos was to join the team at Los Alamos Medical Center as the Chief Nursing Officer. Tracie served in this role for 3 years before being promoted to her current role at the Health Support Center (HSC) overseeing clinical…
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LAMC Selects Jennifer King for 2021 Mercy Award
May 01, 2021Los Alamos Medical Center (LAMC) has announced that Jennifer King has been recognized as the hospital’s 2021 Mercy Award winner.
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LAMC to Provide Bi-Weekly COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
February 24, 2021In an effort to provide clear, transparent communication with our community, Los Alamos Medical Center would like to clarify the strategic struggles of planning, executing and administering the COVID-19 vaccine. All of our initial vaccination efforts were placed on vaccinating our healthcare providers and first responders, ensuring they remained healthy enough to…
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Lung Cancer: Reducing Your Risk
December 31, 1969Not all lung cancer patients will experience symptoms – at least, not until the disease has progressed. That’s why it’s important to understand your other risk factors, and to screen for cancer early, at the recommendation of your provider.
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