Watson Clinic recognizes one outstanding employee every month as part of their Program for Employee Excellence and Recognition (PEER) award. The PEER Award is given to an employee who best exemplifies the patient-focused customer service standards that Watson Clinic strives to excel at every day. The following employee was recognized for this current month: Sherry […]
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Lakeland, FL – Watson Clinic is pleased to welcome two additions to their team of expert medical providers. Anjali Nair, APRN is a registered nurse practitioner who works alongside board-certified Pulmonology specialist Naem Shahrour, MD from Watson Clinic Main at 1600 Lakeland Hills Blvd. in Lakeland. Ms. Nair received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from St. Petersburg
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Lakeland, FL – Watson Clinic now offers Arexvy, a new vaccine designed to protect against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Currently, the clinic is administering the vaccine to established patients who are 65 years of age or older. RSV is a common virus that impacts the lungs and respiratory tract, and usually causes mild cold-like symptoms such
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The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer kickoff was held Sept. 8 at The Well in Lakeland. More than 40 people attended to hear this year’s goals. Attendees were served appetizers and enjoyed door prizes. Breast cancer survivor Aisha Wright delivered the keynote address. This year’s walk is being organized by the Divine 9 of Polk
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve undoubtedly noticed the buzz surrounding artificial intelligence. AI has been turning heads in just about every industry, and in the medical field especially, it’s opening up new possibilities. The use of AI in healthcare has been steadily increasing, especially in the past five to 10 years. In
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Pelvic congestion syndrome is a vastly underrecognized cause of chronic pelvic pain in women of childbearing age. The pain is present all the time or can be intermittent, lasting three to six months, and present in the pelvic or tummy region throughout the menstrual cycle and without any association with pregnancy. Enlarged veins in the
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by RYAN MILEJCZAKFall is just around the corner, and that means soon it will be time for more comfortabletemperatures, the joy of Halloween, and, most exciting of all, the arrival of delicious pumpkinspice treats. But for health-conscious folks, the temptation of pumpkin spice can cause someinternal conflicts. It does account for some of the most
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Lakeland Community, Family Support 9-Year-Old Warrior in Fight Against Cancer by PAUL CATALA photos provided by HUTSON FAMILY Aubrey Hutson’s health journey began at 7 years old in 2021 with knee pain that led to doctor’s office visits and trips to the emergency room. Eventually, the young Lakeland girl and her family received the diagnosis:
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by ANISA PATAIL, O.D. Whether it’s an old wives’ tale or something a friend mentioned in conversation, you may have heard some things about your eyes that made you wonder if they are true. I’m here to put your questions to rest! Here are the myths I hear the most: 1) Eating carrots will improve
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Workshop Series to Help Women Navigate the New Normal After Beating Breast Cancer by K. MICHELE TRICE For cancer patients, there is nothing like making it to the end of treatment and ringing that celebratory bell. Some patients, however, find an uncertainty and unease they hadn’t anticipated once on the other side of that celebration.
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