Jul09 Basic Childbirth Education Classes Our childbirth classes give you the confidence and skills you need to relax and enjoy the birth of your baby. Read more about Basic Childbirth Education Classes on 7/9/2022
Jul14 CPR for New Parents This course teaches you how to recognize life threatening emergencies in an infant. Read more about CPR for New Parents on 7/14/2022
Jul16 Lunch at Mom's Breastfeeding Class This class will provide information about the benefits of breastfeeding for baby and mom and answer any questions about creating the best experience. Read more about Lunch at Mom's Breastfeeding Class on 7/16/2022
ROAD CLOSURES FOR JULY 2ND HANNIBAL CANNIBAL The 27th Annual Hannibal Cannibal is Saturday, July 2nd with rolling start between 6:30 am and 7:00 am. As has been the custom for the last several years, Highway 79 from Church Street in Hannibal to Continental Cement on South 79 will be closed for the race. Read more about ROAD CLOSURES FOR JULY 2ND HANNIBAL CANNIBAL
Local Volunteer Saved by Hannibal Regional Cardiologists For the last five years, John Griffin of Hannibal, MO has been a familiar face around Hannibal Regional, not as a patient, but as a volunteer. As a member of Hannibal Regional Auxiliary, he has volunteered much of his time in many different ways at the hospital, including being part of almost every single mass vaccination clinic held during the peak of the pandemic. Unfortunately, in August of 2021, John became very sick and ended up a patient at Hannibal Regional, fighting for his life. Dr. David Lemons and Dr. Santhosh Mannem, both Interventional Cardiologists at Hannibal Regional Medical Group, were instrumental in saving John’s life. Read more about Local Volunteer Saved by Hannibal Regional Cardiologists
Lung Cancer Prevention – Control the Controllables! According to The American Cancer Society, lung cancer (both small cell and non-small cell) is the second most common cancer in both men and women. Overall, the chance that a man will develop lung cancer in his lifetime is about 1 in 15; for a woman, the risk is about 1 in 17. These numbers include both people who smoke and those who don't smoke. For people who smoke, the risk is much higher. Read more about Lung Cancer Prevention – Control the Controllables!