Credits His Providers With “Saving His Life A Few Times” Harold Lewis, 69, retired three years from the Winnebago company, a father of five and a grandfather of nine, remembers how he felt fiv...
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Submental fullness, also known as a double chin, is a condition that many people suffer with their whole lives. While excess fat under your chin does not usually signal a health problem, it can inhib...
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February Is American Heart Month and MercyOne North Iowa Heart Center at the Mason City Clinic, the regional leader in clinical heart research, with cutting-edge therapies - including new drugs, medi...
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Credits orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael Crane for helping him feel ‘fantastic’ Mike Missman, 63, is a corn and soybean farmer in Woden, Iowa. “It’s a physical job. My left knee was giving me p...
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Mason City Woman Has Her ‘Sparkle’ Again Rosalyn, 83, of Mason City, is a mother of three, grandmother of six, and was a registered nurse at Mercy for 30 years. “Over the last three years I wa...
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Hello and Happy New Year. I am Dr. Christopher Adams, urologist here at the Mason City Clinic, and the new president of the Mason City Clinic. On behalf of all the physicians at the Clinic I woul...
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Mason City Clinic cardiologist Michael Spooner, MD, weighs in on possible cause and on future preparedness for public When Damar Hamlin’s heart stopped beating during a National Football League game...
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Mason City Clinic physicians and staff donate food and funds to local food banks Many Iowans are struggling to put food on the table this holiday season. Data compiled by Feeding America reveals tha...
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December is Seasonal Affective Disorder Awareness Month Seasonal affective disorder (aptly also known as SAD) is a form of depression typically caused by hormonal changes in the body stemming from a l...
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Credits Cardiologist Dr. Michael Spooner For Managing His Care So Well In late 2019, Vern Toohey, 59, of Clear Lake, was having very rapid heartbeats and feeling exhausted. Said Vern, “I couldn’t ...
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