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The Triggers And Causes Of Skin Cancer: What You Need To Know

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Many things can increase your risk of developing skin cancer, from the amount of time you spend in the sun to your family history. But how do these factors actually trigger skin cancer? Keep reading to learn more!  Exposure to the Sun One of the most well-known triggers of skin cancer is exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. These UV rays can damage the DNA in your skin cells, which can lead to cancerous changes.…

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Everything You Need To Know About Virtual EMR Scribes

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Doctors see many patients and it can be incredibly time-consuming to write in each patient’s file at the end of the visit or, worse, at the end of the day. Records need to be detailed, accurate, and timely. Most doctors use either a medical scribe or a transcriptionist to help them facilitate this task. What is a medical scribe? A medical scribe is a person that is physically present with the doctor, either in the exam room, if appropriate, or in the doctor’s office after the exam, to take dictation and notes about the patient’s condition, treatment plan, scheduled tests, and anything else that was discussed.…

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A Ketamine Treatment Might Be The Solution For Your Depression Or Suicidal Thoughts

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Ketamine is a drug that’s been used in anesthesia for decades. It’s also being used to treat depression in various forms such as an IV infusion, injection, lozenge, or nasal spray. You’ll need to find a doctor who provides this treatment and then take the drug under supervision. Even though the dosage you take is much lower than what is used for anesthesia, you’ll still have mind-altering effects from the drug that could make it unsafe to take if you’re unsupervised.…

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Visual Processing Disorder Vs. Dyslexia: Which Does Your Child Have?

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Visual processing disorder and dyslexia have a lot of overlapping symptoms, but they are not the same. If your child is struggling with reading, their teachers may suggest that they have either of these issues. They are often confused with each other.  As a parent, you need to untangle these diagnoses to ensure that your child gets the correct diagnosis and the help they need. To help you get started, here are a few differences between dyslexia and visual processing disorder.…

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Facial Botox May Help With Migraines

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Over the years, Botox has helped many people mitigate aging-related symptoms and temporarily regain a younger look that may improve their emotional health. However, doctors are finding that Botox may benefit more than cosmetic procedures: people who experience migraines may get long-term relief with this treatment, care that minimizes their suffering intensity. Botox May Help With Migraine Problems  Migraines develop in specific people for many reasons, including genetic predisposition and poor lifestyle factors, like unhealthy diets.…

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Are You Having Hearing Loss? What You Need To Know

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If you notice you are not able to hear as well as you once did, you might benefit from getting tested for hearing loss. If you have hearing loss, you can benefit from getting hearing aids to help you better hear. You might be nervous about getting hearing aids, as they have a reputation for primarily being used in older people or for looking unattractive. Fortunately, these are common misconceptions. The following are some things you need to know:…

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Who Should See A Chiropractor For Preventative Care?

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When you hurt your back, your neck, or maybe even your hips, you can see a chiropractor for treatment. But chiropractors do not just treat pain and injuries. Many people see chiropractors for preventative care. In other words, they see a chiropractor regularly in order to get adjustments that prevent them from injuring themselves or developing pain later on. Most people can benefit from this type of care to some degree, but there are a few groups of people, in particular, who should seriously consider seeing a chiropractor for preventative care.…

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There's Still A Risk: 3 Reasons To Get Tested For Covid-19

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If you haven’t been tested for Covid-19 lately, it might be time to head to a local testing center. Now that vaccinations are more readily available, many people believe that testing is no longer necessary. However, that’s not the case. There are still plenty of reasons to undergo testing for Covid-19. If you’re worried about the discomfort that can accompany Covid-19 testing, you should know that the procedures have changed since its initial start.…

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Meeting With A Neurology Specialist

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When dealing with neurological symptoms, it can be hard to know when to go see a neurology specialist and what to expect. This article will serve as your guide to helping you understand the ins and outs of your first neurology appointment. When to Make an Appointment It is important to be aware of what is happening with your health. Some symptoms can be a sign of a larger problem. If you notice any of the following symptoms, you should make an appointment with a neurologist: …

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When Should You Take Your Child To A Pediatrician?

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Pediatrician services can make a major difference in a child’s well-being. However, it can feel like a kid’s life is filled with health oddities. How can you tell it’s the right time to take your child to a pediatrician? Here are 6 instances when a trip is worth it. Runny Nose While runny noses are common among children, if there isn’t a known allergy triggering the runny nose, it’s a sign of a potential health problem.…

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