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Cancer: 6 biopsies offered at JRMC

Jamestown Regional Medical Center offers six different biopsy types to diagnose cancer.
Posted On October 25, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Cancer: 6 biopsies offered at JRMC

Cancer impacts people of all ages. When a physician suspects cancer, the only way to diagnose it is through a biopsy. Biopsies involve removing a small portion of tissue or fluid and...

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Period. Stretch to reduce the risk of carpal tunnel caused by joints, tendons, ligaments and carpals going through wear and tear.
Posted On October 22, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Top 11 reasons to see an OB/GYN. Period.

Expecting moms. Adolescent girls. Post-menopausal women. Wellness is important for women in all stages of life. Period. A gynecologist treats patients with female reproductive organs. The visit may be uncomfortable, but it’s...

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What's normal? It's recommended that women begin receiving regular Pap tests beginning at age 21.
Posted On October 17, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

0: number of excuses not to get a Pap test

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide. It can impact women of all ages. Nevertheless, one of the barriers to care is often fear or anxiety. “In this...

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JRMC Gynecologist & Obstetrician, Dr. Bailey Runkles, shares 9 common questions that most women ask their gynecologist.
Posted On October 15, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

9 most common questions women ask their gynecologist

Is this normal? A gynecologist treats patients with female reproductive organs. The visit may be uncomfortable, but it’s important to a woman’s overall health. During any visit, speak openly and honestly about common...

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Image. Pap tests and HPV tests can flag early signs of cervical changes. If detected early, the chances of successful treatment are high. It is recommended that women receive Pap tests starting at age 21.
Posted On October 13, 2018 / Posted in JRMC News

Cervical Cancer: 4 reasons to get a Pap and HPV test

Cervical cancer can impact women of all ages. Cervical cancer is primarily caused by infection of human papillomavirus, otherwise known as HPV. Some strains of HPV cause cell changes on a woman’s...

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