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2017 – THE YEAR OF HEALTHCARE VIDEO

Oct 09, 2018 ● By Alyssa McGinnis

Sponsored Content Video marketing is absolutely necessary to attract, and more importantly, engage your audience.

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Broadcast vs. Digital Video Advertising: Research Proves Segmentation is Key

Sep 02, 2018 ● By Alyssa McGinnis

Sponsored Content H2M prides itself on being a “non-biased media ad agency,” meaning we hold firm to the conviction that advertising success is based on solid research, not just trends.

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Four Simple, Low-Cost Actions to Uplevel Your Office Security Today

Aug 28, 2018 ● By Alyssa McGinnis

Sponsored Content Soeth and her team of “ethical hackers” help businesses improve their cyber security through phishing campaigns and other processes designed to uncover and shore up weak links

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The Picture of [Skin] Health

Jun 21, 2018 ● By Alyssa McGinnis

Scanner Produces Dramatic Images of Sun-Related Skin Damage

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Prairie Lakes Unveils New Procedure for BPH

Jan 26, 2018 ● By MED Editor

Prairie Lakes Healthcare System recently introduced Rezūm, a minimally invasive option to relieve symptoms of an enlarged prostate or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

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Dakota Lions Sight & Health Offers Advanced Procedure To Save Time and Enhance Cornea Transplant Surgeries

Dec 08, 2017 ● By Alex Strauss

Dakota Lions Sight and Health (DLSH) is now providing pre-loaded cornea tissues for transplant surgeries – just one of a few eye banks in the nation to offer this new, advanced service for cornea transplants.

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Avera Website Wins National Gold Award

Dec 04, 2017 ● By MED Editor

Avera Health and its web vendor, Geonetric of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, have received the Gold Award in the Website Campaign of the Year category as part of the fourth annual Healthcare Marketing IMPACT Awards competition.

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Smartphone Ergonomics: Here's how to protect your neck, back, and hands

Oct 27, 2017 ● By Digital Media Director

With more people now owning a smartphone, along with increased use of the devices for both work and leisure activities, it is not surprising to see ergonomic issues develop.

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Mercy Now Using New Stent for Coronary Artery Disease

Aug 29, 2017 ● By Digital Media Director

Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa, used its first commercial implant of the newly FDA-approved Medtronic Resolute Onyx Drug-Eluting Stent (DES) in June. Mercy is the only hospital in the area to use the new drug–eluting stent for patients with coronary artery disease.

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