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When plans change: Understanding vasectomy reversal

When plans change: Understanding vasectomy reversal

by erlangerhealth | Apr 18, 2018 | Men's Health, Sexual Health, Stay Well

Each year, about half a million American men undergo a vasectomy. But what happens when there’s a change of plans? Anand Shridharani, M.D., a fellowship trained microsurgeon and male infertility expert with Erlanger Health System and assistant professor of urology at...
Organ donation: By the numbers

Organ donation: By the numbers

by erlangerhealth | Apr 4, 2018 | Men's Health, Women's Health

On Friday, April 13, officials will raise a “Donate Life” flag in the Erlanger Baroness Hospital courtyard to recognize and honor 50 Erlanger patients who gave the ultimate gift of life as organ donors in 2017. Thanks to the organ donations of these 50...
Employee Spotlight: Serena McSears and Amy Jo Watkins

Employee Spotlight: Serena McSears and Amy Jo Watkins

by erlangerhealth | Mar 27, 2018 | Men's Health, Women's Health

As we continue to strive for excellent care here at Erlanger Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Center, we have hired two new surgical coordinators. Please join us in welcoming Serena McSears and Amy Jo Watkins!   Serena McSears What do you enjoy most about being a...
Dealing with difficult foods/building better self-control

Dealing with difficult foods/building better self-control

by Charles Schmittdiel, Ph.D. | Mar 27, 2018 | Men's Health, Stay Well, Women's Health

Most people trying to change their eating habits often have a set of foods that are harder to give up or say “no” to. In the beginning, you may want to try to focus on totally avoiding those foods. But in the long run, avoidance-based coping strategies do not promote...
Ask the Navigator: Why do I need follow-up appointments after surgery?

Ask the Navigator: Why do I need follow-up appointments after surgery?

by Rachel Newmyer, RN | Mar 23, 2018 | Ask an Expert, Men's Health, Stay Well, Women's Health

Dear Navigator, Why is it important to keep your follow up appointments after bariatric surgery? I can see the importance of coming back for the first couple appointments post-surgery to check up on my wound sites and such, but other than weighing me, which I will be...
Myth or fact: Bariatric surgery works mostly because it will help me feel full much sooner.

Myth or fact: Bariatric surgery works mostly because it will help me feel full much sooner.

by Daniel Cronk, MD | Mar 23, 2018 | Ask an Expert, Men's Health, Women's Health

Everyone knows that satisfied “full” feeling, especially after a large meal like Thanksgiving. That feeling is commonly associated with having eaten well, and we are conditioned to think we haven’t eaten enough if we don’t feel this way after a meal. By contrast, I...
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