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OneThousandOne represents the amount of time, verbally, that it takes to count to one second. In this one second of time, a great thing happened at The Nebraska Medical Center. In fact, several great things probably happened. A patient was cured, a researcher found the missing link, a nurse treated an injury, a doctor comforted a family or maybe a child just smiled.
MOMENTS IN MEDICINE at THE NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
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Spring | Summer 2011

Spring | Summer 2011

  • Unlocking Secrets of the Brain
    For many of her childhood years, 39-year-old Kim Jansen kept a secret. She was different from her friends, but she wasn’t sure why.
  • Moving Mountains
    Sybil Jackson has always been known as the one in her family who could move mountains.
  • 108 Degrees
    Surgeons at The Nebraska Medical Center have added a new weapon in their battle against cancer — heat.
  • Charting a Familiar Course
    The first time George Greene accompanied his father to the operating room, it imprinted a memory and helped map a career.
  • A Home for Health
    A patient-centered Medical Home is not a building, house, hospital or home healthcare service, but rather it is an approach to providing comprehensive primary care.