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IT’S A FACT

that families share

more than just quality time to-

gether—they share some unwelcome

germs too.

A cold or flu in one family mem-

ber often means that sickness

will soon make the rounds at

home. However, these tips

can help your family stay

well.

Practice prevention

The best way to prevent the

flu is for everyone, starting

at age 6 months,

to get an annual flu

vaccine.

Also, some people—in-

cluding those with chronic

health problems or people

65 and older—may need a

vaccination against bacterial

pneumonia.

While there isn’t a cold

vaccine yet, you can re-

mind everyone to prac-

tice these healthy

habits:

Stay-well tips for

families

Find your next

doctor at

frhs.org

.

Search by specialty,

gender or clinic.

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Keep your distance from sick people.

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Cover coughs and sneezes with a

tissue or the inside of your elbow.

Wash your hands often with warm

water and soap. Scrub them well for

about 20 seconds (about the time

it takes to sing “Happy Birthday”

twice). Use paper towels to dry

your hands.

When sickness strikes

Most people recover from colds or the

flu within two weeks.

Seek a doctor’s advice for symptoms

such as a high fever, illness that lasts

for 10 days or longer, or any breathing

problems.

Sources: American Academy of Family Physicians; American

LungAssociation;CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention

12 FAITH REGIONAL

HEALTH SERVICES

Emily Vuchetich, MD

Medical School:

Creighton

University, Omaha

Pediatric Residency:

University of Nebraska

Medical Center, Omaha

As a mother of four, Dr. Vuchetich knows

how important it is for children to have

access to consistent, excellent care so they

can grow up to live long, healthy lives.

Ayesha Chaudry, MD

Medical School:

Shifa College of Medicine,

Pakistan

Residency:

University of Nebraska

Medical Center

In her spare time, Dr. Chaudry enjoys

cooking, traveling, sports and giving back

through community service.

JosephDangberg,MD

Medical School:

University of Nebraska

Medical College, Omaha

Residency:

Clarkson

Family Medicine

FAMILY MEDICINE

PEDIATRICS

FAMILY MEDICINE

Meet our new providers

Norfolk Medical Group

301 N. 27th St., Norfolk

For an appointment, call

402-844-8016

.

Midtown Health Center

302 W. Phillip Ave., Norfolk

For an appointment, call

402-371-8000

.

FRPS Family Medicine

2600 W. Norfolk Ave., Norfolk

For an appointment, call

402-844-8205

.

Dr. Dangberg is a native of Wayne,

Nebraska, and enjoys spending time

with his wife and two sons.