Double Take Dr Wes Crenshaw and Kendra Schwartz
Dr Wes Crenshaw and Kendra Schwartz are profiled in a feature highlighting collaborations in medical media work. The piece outlines their careers, notable projects, and shared approach to patient communication and research impact.
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Wes Crenshaw
Kendra Schwartz
Teenage son's hesitation to drive sparks parental advice
A parent asks how to handle a 16 1/2 year old son slow to drive. Kendra notes possible spatial or fear-related barriers and suggests gradual independence. She highlights public transit options in Lawrence, asserts parental driving duties should end, and cites benefits and risks of teen licensure.
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Wes
Kendra
Samantha
Lawrence
Lawrence’s breastfeeding culture boosts moms and babies
In Lawrence, families access local lactation experts and hospital supports to promote breastfeeding. LMH earned High 5 for Mom and Baby designation as nine of ten mothers at delivery breastfeed, aided by WIC, the Health Department, and community groups. Benefits include stronger immunity for babies and lower maternal disease risk.
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Tal
LMH
LuAnn Baumchen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Academy of Pediatrics
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Rex
Cora Koch
Lawrence
Resources for New Moms in Lawrence Area
Lawrence offers multiple breastfeeding support options for new moms and partners. Groups include Mommies for Mondays online, BIBS at the Health Department, Leche League meetings at LMH and Delaware Street Commons, and a Breastfeeding Your Baby class at LMH. Lactation consultants at LMH and the Infant Nutrition Center, plus WIC counselors, provide guidance and supplies. For details contact LMH educators, health department staff, or SMH Connect Care.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine St
LMH
Melissa Hoffman
Melissa.hoffman
Imh.org
Facebook
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Department
Douglas County Breastfeeding Connection
Leche League of Lawrence
Delaware Street Commons
Delaware St
Melinda
Darlene
Lawrence- Douglas County
WIC
SMH Connect Care
Connectcare
Imh. Org
WellCommons community health site and collaboration
WellCommons.com is an online health and wellness discussion community affiliated with the Lawrence Journal-World and sponsored by Lawrence Memorial Hospital. It functions as a news and social platform where users share personal health stories, post events, form groups, and exchange information. The Journal-World will publish weekly highlights from the site. Contact Jason Kendall.
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WellCommons.com
Lawrence Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World
Jason Kendall
Jkendall
Ljworld.com
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