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Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Achieves Comprehensive Stroke Certification
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Achieves Comprehensive Stroke Certification
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Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Achieves Comprehensive Stroke Certification
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Achieves Comprehensive Stroke Certification
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My Heart Story: How Becoming a Patient Transformed One Nurse’s Recommendations for Her Cardiac Patients
My Heart Story: How Becoming a Patient Transformed One Nurse’s Recommendations for Her Cardiac Patients
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Chesapeake Regional Healthcare Receives Three 2022 Health Care Hero Awards
Chesapeake Regional Healthcare Receives Three 2022 Health Care Hero Awards
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Blue Ridge Bank Names Conference Room Awards $100,000 Donation to Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation
Blue Ridge Bank Names Conference Room Awards $100,000 Donation to Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation
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Cardiac Rehabilitation: More Than an Exercise Program
Cardiac Rehabilitation: More Than an Exercise Program
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Chesapeake Regional is Hiring Care Partners
Chesapeake Regional is Hiring Care Partners
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Congratulations to Sharon Zielinski, RN for being selected as this year's Annual Certified Nurse of Distinction award
In honor of #CertifiedNursesDay, our second annual Certified Nurse of Distinction award goes to a nurse who has made significant contributions to their field of practice and represents the true value of continuing professional development through certification.
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Labor can be unpredictable, but you can get informed.
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center issued the following announcement on Feb. 28Study up about labor and what to expect.I encourage all moms-to-be to do their own research in preparation for labor.
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A Patient’s Story: What is Weight Loss Surgery Really Like?
I’ve spent my whole life yo-yo dieting. I was previously in the Navy and I would eat less to make weight, and then slowly the weight would creep back. I was always active–even at my heaviest.
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Rewiring the Brain: Facts about Stroke Rehabilitation
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center issued the following announcement on Jan. 17When a stroke causes brain cells to die, neighboring tissue can be engaged to help restore function. A stroke is a medical emergency during which blood supply to the brain is disrupted.
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10 New Year’s Resolutions for Weight Loss
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center issued the following announcement on Jan. 3It starts with the best of intentions.
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What You Should Know About Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy
Sometimes chemotherapy is a necessary, life-saving treatment, but it can result in unintended side effects. With proper treatment, these symptoms can often be managed.
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Hampton Roads Healthcare Organizations Encourage Community Blood Donations
Healthcare organizations across Hampton Roads are encouraging all those eligible to donate blood to their local American Red Cross location.
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Surprising Facts About Modern Mammography
Today’s mammograms differ from those of the past. They’re more accurate, faster and convenient
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What to Expect from a (Planned) C-section
A cesarean section (c-section) may not be the way you envisioned your birth, but this kind of birth-day is just as special. Knowing what to expect can help you shift your mindset and get ready for the big day.
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Weight loss isn’t just about looking slimmer.
Weight loss isn’t just about looking slimmer.
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CHESAPEAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER: Constipation Is a Real Pain for Oncology Patients
Constipation Is a Real Pain for Oncology Patients