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Arnot Health Emergency Physician Dr. Jeremy Lux talks about Commitio Cordis Cardiac Arrest, what is believed to have caused Buffalo Bill's player Damar Hamlin's on field issue recently. He also discusses the importance of immediate CPR and use of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED), both of which are believed to have saved Hamlin's life because they were readily available and used immediately by medical personnel on the field.

Arnot Health providers talk about the importance of preventative exams and regular screening in detecting cervical cancer early, leading to more successful treatment and outcomes. They also discuss the importance of the HPV vaccine.

Arnot Health congratulates its class of newly graduated Paramedics as they begin their careers of service after training their training.

The Williams Family Foundation made a $30,000 donation to the Arnot Health NICU in support new equipment purchases to maintain the unit's state-of-the-art technology for Arnot's smallest patients.

Arnot Health experts discuss how to safely celebrate this holiday season, providing detail on how much is too much to have before getting behind the wheel.

With the first big storm of the season forecast, Arnot Health Rehabilitation Services and Hand Center staff discuss the do's and don'ts of safe snow removal.

Arnot Ogden Medical Center's Labor and Delivery Unit was recently honored by Healthgrades for having outstanding outcomes in both vaginal and C-section births. This marks multiple consecutive years the department has been highlighted for their quality care.

Arnot Health TMS Technician Ashley Lewis explains how Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy works. TMS has has proven to be very effective in helping patients with serious, medication-resistant depression through a series of regular, non-invasive treatments.

Arnot Health held an evening event at the Clarion Hotel in Elmira for local first-responders. Dr. Dylan Kellogg talked about the importance of self-care for responders and how the special challenges of their job can impact their health and well being.

After a medical reaction, Tom Gorman lost his ability to walk. The team at Arnot Health was amazed at his determination and grit in his rehabilitation process. Tom had a goal - to hike again. With a steely determination, refusal to quit, and the help of Arnot's Rehabilitation Services, Tom is achieved his goal!