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  • Thibodaux Regional Welcomes Dr. Brittany Wyger, Weight Management Specialist, to the Medical Staff

    Thibodaux Regional Health System is pleased to announce the expansion of its weight management services with the addition of Brittany Wyger, MD, FAAFP, ABOM, obesity medicine/weight management specialist, to the active medical staff. Dr. Wyger is available to care for patients at Thibodaux Regional Weight Management Center located at 604 North Acadia Road, Suite 406, Thibodaux, LA, (985) 493-4146. ...

  • Gut Check: Keeping it healthy

    You hear about gut punches, gut reactions and gut health. But which organ is technically the gut? It's the entire gastrointestinal system including your stomach, intestines and colon. So, why is gut health so important? Digestion and nutrient absorption: The gut breaks down food into nutrients absorbed into the bloodstream. A healthy gut microbiome—bacteria and other microorganisms in ...

  • Thibodaux Regional Welcomes Dr. Kimberly S. Dalmau, Gastroenterology, to the Medical Staff

    Thibodaux Regional Health System is pleased to announce the addition of Kimberly S. Dalmau, MD, gastroenterology, to the active medical staff. She has joined Dr. Pasam Rao at Thibodaux Regional Gastroenterology Clinic located at 604 North Acadia Road, Suite 410, Thibodaux, (985) 493-4120. Dr. Dalmau received her medical degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans. She ...

  • 5 Tips to Protect Your Skin this Summer

    5 Tips to Protect Your Skin this Summer As our largest organ, skin protects our bodies from germs and regulates body temperature. Protecting it from risks such as skin cancer requires lifelong self care. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US, with nearly 100,000 Americans diagnosed with melanoma each year. While sunscreen and limiting time in the sun offer the best protection, here are ...

  • How to Know If You're Having a Stroke

    If you think you or someone else is having a stroke, there's no time to waste. Recognizing symptoms and seeking immediate treatment can make a difference between experiencing few side effects, being severely disabled or even dying. Strokes happen in the brain. It occurs when a clot blocks a vessel and interrupts the flow of blood (ischemic) or when a vessel in the brain bursts (hemorrhagic). ...

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