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                        Nurses at the Aspirus Hospital in Ironwood have been working without a contract
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                        Good sleep hygiene can help to minimize the impact
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                        The expanded space includes nine exam rooms and is close to key hospital services such as imaging, laboratory, emergency care and urgent care
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                        The Michigan Nurses Association says it eliminates the wage structure that rewards nurses’ experience and fails to meaningfully address the impending closure of labor and delivery services.
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                        Those taking prescription medication should keep a list of what they’ve been prescribed
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                        The health system says its designed to improve patient care, expand services, and create a more modern, welcoming environment.
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                        Tami Hans, a Strength and Conditioning Coach with Aspirus Health, recommends making fitness a part of your schedule
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                        Sarah Trudgeon, a registered nurse and president of the local nurses union, warned the closure could have lasting effects on the community
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                        Aspirus has announced those services will stop at the end of 2025, although they will keep offering pre-natal and post-natal care
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                        Aspirus Ironwood Hospital announced Friday that it will be ending its labor and delivery services at the end of 2025.It will continue to offer pre-natal and postnatal care for local families.