The value of eating fruits and vegetables has been recognized for generations. What’s changed is that researchers are increasingly bolstering folk wisdom with hard data, pinpointing specific chemicals that fight cancer, diabetes, heart disease, infection, obesity and a host of other ills.
October is breast cancer awareness month. Although breast cancer continues to be a major health concern, much is being accomplished. At San Juan Regional Medical Center, a new cancer center, due to open in December will offer more services than ever, including complementary alternative therapies.TELL ME A STORY!
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San Juan Regional Medical Center is a regional full-service, Level III -240 acute care bed hospital serving Farmington, New Mexico and San Juan County and providing specialized medical service to the Four Corners area of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.
San Juan Regional Medical Center is a community governed, not-for-profit hospital with strong community ties, dating back to 1910. Two local physicians originally started the small, 8-bed facility and it was incorporated in 1952 as a not-for-profit. The Board of Directors is selected from a hospital corporation, whose membership is made up of representatives from over 86 non-profit community organizations.
