by Memorial Health System | Oct 15, 2026 | MHS, MHS Community, Women's Health
Your bones do a lot for you. Every day, they carry you through busy workdays, weekend walks, and time with the people you love. Over the years, though, bones can quietly lose strength without any signs at all. Thankfully, a simple bone density screening can check on...
by Memorial Health System | Oct 1, 2026 | Cancer Care, Community Health, Men's Health, MHS, MHS Community, Women's Health
Turning 40 comes with plenty of milestones. Your first mammogram is one of the most important ones. If you feel a little nervous, you’re not alone. Most women wonder what happens, whether it hurts, and how to get ready. The good news? Knowing what to expect...
by Memorial Health System | Sep 29, 2026 | MHS
Memorial Health is proud to announce our 2026 March of Dimes Nurse of the Year finalists! Healthcare organizations across Oklahoma submitted thousands of nominations for this year’s awards—including an incredible 150 nominations from Memorial Health. From that...
by Memorial Health System | Sep 25, 2026 | Community Health, Healthy Living, MHS, MHS Community
If your eyes have started itching and your nose will not stop running, you are not imagining it. Fall allergy season is here in Southwest Oklahoma, and ragweed is the main culprit. This scrappy weed grows across Comanche County and the surrounding plains, and it...
by Memorial Health System | Sep 21, 2026 | Men's Health, MHS, MHS Community, Women's Health
Every September, communities across the world observe World Alzheimer’s Month. It’s a time to talk openly about a disease that touches millions of families, including many right here in southwest Oklahoma. Maybe you have noticed a parent repeating the same...
by Memorial Health System | Sep 11, 2026 | Cancer Care, MHS, MHS Community, Women's Health
September marks Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and it deserves your full attention. Ovarian cancer symptoms are notoriously easy to miss. They mimic everyday complaints like bloating, a stomachache, or simple fatigue, which is exactly why doctors sometimes call this...
