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    • JUNE 21, 2018
    Pikeville Medical Center and University of Pikeville enter Memorandum of Cooperation

    Pikeville Medical Center and University of Pikeville enter Memorandum of Cooperation

    Officials from Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) and the University of Pikeville (UPIKE) announced on Thursday, June 21 the entering of an agreement that will have a significant impact on the health, well-being…

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    • JUNE 14, 2018
    Lab Expansion

    Lab Expansion

    Pikeville Medical Center’s laboratory department is finally moving into its new space this week. Lab expansion began in October 2017 and Phase One is now complete. Phase one includes a new automation…

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    • MAY 24, 2018
    Hepatitis A is a Vaccine-Preventable Virus

    Hepatitis A is a Vaccine-Preventable Virus

    Although it seems recent, Kentucky has actually been experiencing a hepatitis A virus (HAV) outbreak since November 2017 says Pikeville Medical Center Infectious Disease physician and Chief of Staff…

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    • MAY 8, 2018
    Improve Your Health and Reclaim the Life You Deserve

    Improve Your Health and Reclaim the Life You Deserve

    Susan Evans of Teaberry, suffered diabetes and she struggled with infertility but that was all before she chose to reclaim her life at Pikeville Medical (PMC) Wellness and Weight Loss Center. “My…

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    • APRIL 27, 2018
    Kara Kennedy, Trauma Survivor

    Kara Kennedy, Trauma Survivor

    The summer of 2016 started out as a fun and exciting time for Kara Kennedy. She had just completed her first year of nursing school and had several activities planned with her new boyfriend, Dalton…

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    • APRIL 6, 2018
    Patient praises PMC for ‘saving my life’

    Patient praises PMC for ‘saving my life’

    Coman Gibson, 74, of Letcher County, was admitted to Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) on Feb. 6, after being referred for a foot issue. “He got to where he couldn’t walk,” said Gibson’s son, Coman…

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    • MARCH 27, 2018
    Flu shots reduce chances of seasonal flu

    Flu shots reduce chances of seasonal flu

    It’s that time of year again and fall is in the air. But, unfortunately, that isn’t the only thing. With all the fun activities that come with this season such as trick or treat, pumpkin…

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    • MARCH 9, 2018
    Endometriosis affects one in 10 women

    Endometriosis affects one in 10 women

    Are you a female who experiences painful periods or excessive bleeding? If so, you may have endometriosis, a painful disorder where the endometrium, or tissue that lines the inside of your uterus, grows…

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    • MARCH 2, 2018
    ASHLEIGH DOTSON: A bariatric success

    ASHLEIGH DOTSON: A bariatric success

    Ashleigh Dotson of Prestonsburg struggled with obesity, high cholesterol and joint pain. She was borderline hyperglycemic and searching for relief.  Her health issues were constant reminders this energetic,…

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    • FEBRUARY 23, 2018
    Reynolds: ‘AFib, unfortunately, occurs at random’

    Reynolds: ‘AFib, unfortunately, occurs at random’

    Atrial fibrillation (AFib) impacts more than 5.1 million people in the United States, with expectations of 15.9 million by 2050. These numbers, from Mayo Clinic, only reflect those with AFib confirmed…

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