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Oct
The Texas Institute for Robotic Surgery at St. David's North Austin Medical Center recently became one of the first facilities in the nation to perform a hysterectomy using a new single-site platform for robotic surgery. “This single-site robotic platform provides sur...
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Oct
DID YOU KNOW The bladder can hold approximately 2 cups of urine before it signals that it needs to empty. Normal number of trips to the bathroom per day are 6-8 times. What you eat or drink can affect the color and odor of your urine. (ex: asparagus and coffee can give you...
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Oct
A special event Presented by Texas Institute for Robotic Surgery at St. David's North Austin Medical Center. Featured speaker, Rick Low, M. D. , F. A. C. S. WHEN: Wednesday, March 27th 5:30-7PMWHERE: The Austonian Club200 Congress Avenue, Austin, TXFREE VALET PARKING...
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Oct
Avocados The cholesterol-lowering monounsaturated fat in these green health bombs can help keep your body strong and pain free. University of Buffalo researchers found that competitive women runners who ate less than 20 percent fat were more likely to suffer injuries than th...
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Oct
SottoPelle® Therapy can restore healthy hormone levels for both women and men to help them feel healthy, vibrant and sexy again. SottoPelle® Therapy is a unique hormone replacement method that delivers a customized amount of biologically identical hormones based on your o...
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Oct
Dr. Jukes' is excited to offer da Vinci Surgery to her patients. This is a major advancement in the surgical approach to complicated female surgeries like sacrocolpopexy for pelvic prolapse repair. Use of the da Vinci Robotic system allows patients a rapid return to w...
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Oct
Dr. Lisa Jukes, OBGYN, spoke to Keri Friday morning about what women should know to take control of health and wellness. Women and Health and Wellness: MyFoxAUSTIN. com...
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Oct
As we age and our body parts start to “head south”, the first thing that some of us ladies notice is the aggravating, and often times embarrassing, loss of urine. We come by it honestly, if not a little genetically. Aging, weight gain, drinking more than o...
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