Love your bones: Q&A with Mandy Fawcett, physician assistant, on osteoporosis treatment
Osteoporosis is a disease that happens when your body loses too much bone, makes too little bone or both. This leads to weaker bones…
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True Story: What I wish I had known about my bones when I was younger
It all started when I tripped and fell while I was at work. I couldn’t get back up. While I didn’t feel any pain,…
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Employee Spotlight: Karyl Banks
Earlier this year, Karyl Banks, supervisor of respiratory care, was assigned a responsibility requiring care, humility and strength — all characteristics that Karyl uniquely…
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Anne Arundel Medical Center and Doctors Community Health System Announce Intent to Form New Health System
Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC) and Doctors Community Health System (DCHS) are taking the first step in the formation of a new health system…
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True Story: What I learned from my mom
Every May we honor a special holiday to celebrate motherhood, maternal bonds and the influence of women in society. To celebrate all the wonderful…
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AAMG Physical Therapy opens new location at Jennifer Square
Anne Arundel Medical Group (AAMG), a multi-specialty physician group that is part of Anne Arundel Medical Center, announced today the opening of its physical…
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Vitamins, minerals and supplements: Do we really need them?
Most of us know that good nutrition is important for good health. However, when we hear catch phrases like “calcium deficiency” or learn a…
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Bridging the gap between home and clinic: What your speech therapist wished you knew
As a speech-language pathologist, I’ve become sensitized to some of the challenges my patients’ families face after years of shuttling my kids to therapy…
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CEO Message: Cardiac Surgery Program Moves Forward
Today is an important day for our community. We have learned that the appeal against the approval of a cardiac surgery program at Anne…
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Juuling: One year later
One year ago, I wrote about the popularity of the Juul device among middle school students, high school students and young adults. Juuls, which…
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Special Edition Spotlight: Earl Shellner, Patient Family Advisor
Some say adversity is life throwing you a curveball to make it better. For every defeat or challenge you face, there’s a seed of…
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Nutrition myths: Hype or help?
There is no shortage of surprising new health studies. But how do you know which are worth your attention? When it comes to nutrition,…
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