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Thursday's session focused on the "Future of Medicine" program through Care Access. This health screening initiative provides individuals with an opportunity to learn more about their health and the process of participating in clinical trials.

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Lima Memorial Health System was recognized for its quality care of heart attack patients. The hospital earned accreditation from the American College of Cardiology for their ability to diagnose and treat patients who may be experiencing a heart attack. 

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Around 50 students were able to follow a patient dummy through a mock heart attack emergency and a stroke emergency. There they see what each of the medical professionals do in each of the mock emergencies and the students are able to ask questions about each of their fields. The goal of Exploring Day is to hopefully get the students to develop an interest in one of the many medical careers that a hospital offers.

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Nell Lester thought she was suffering from a severe toothache but her dental issue led to her finding out she was having a heart attack. Sharing her story and a panel discussion with health care professionals about signs of heart disease was the purpose of “Lima Women Have Heart”. According to the American Heart Association, the disease kills one woman approximately every 80 seconds. Heart disease is preventable and it’s important for women to take the signs seriously.