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Families Invited to Holiday Memorial Service to Remember Babies

Join us and connect with others who understand the challenges and emotions that come with the loss of a baby.

November 19, 2024
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month

Epilepsy is a serious neurological disorder that can present itself in many ways. Learn more about this common but serious neurological disorder.

November 19, 2024
Bronson Methodist Hospital Announces 2024 Q3 DAISY Award Recipients

Read about how these four nurses went above and beyond to ensure their patients and families received exceptional care and experiences.

November 15, 2024
Improving Quality of Life Through Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

Plastic surgery goes beyond cosmetic enhancement; reconstructive plastic surgery is focused on restoring form and function to improve quality of life.

November 14, 2024

Featured Health News

A Conversation on Lung Cancer with McKenna Blyly, PA-C

Though it’s the #1 reason for developing the disease, smoking is not the only risk factor for lung cancer. Check out this article from McKenna Blyly, PA-C, and learn more about what causes lung cancer, who should be screened and what treatment could look like if you are diagnosed.

What's a Lung Scan and Who Should Get This Screening?

For most healthy adults, it’s not common to screen for lung cancer. However, studies show that lung cancer screening can reduce the risk of dying of lung cancer because, in many cases, symptoms don’t show right away. This means that it can go undetected until it’s reached a late stage and is harder to treat.

What To Expect at an Annual Gynecological Appointment

An annual gynecological exam is a full checkup that focuses on preventative care of the female reproductive system. Sometimes called a well-woman or annual exam, it checks the health of the vulva and uterus, as well as the breasts.

Planning Ahead for Surgeries

Two of the most common surgeries performed in the United States are appendix and gallbladder removal. Sometimes the warning signs come on slowly and there is time to plan. Other times, they come on suddenly and require emergency surgery. Knowing your options ahead of time can make your surgical journey less stressful.

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Latest News at Bronson

Families Invited to Holiday Memorial Service to Remember Babies

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month

Bronson Methodist Hospital Announces 2024 Q3 DAISY Award Recipients

Improving Quality of Life Through Reconstructive Plastic Surgery