2015

Three Tips To Help Repair Sun Damage To Your Skin

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Over time, your skin will be damaged by exposure to the sun. This can lead to wrinkles and blemishes on your skin that make you look older than you are. It can also lead to skin cancer. As much as people enjoy being in the sun, long term exposure to the sun is bad for the health of your skin. However, for many people, the realization of skin damage from the sun comes a bit late, and the damage becomes noticeable.…

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Five Risk Factors For Hearing Loss

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For a long time, hearing loss has been associated with old age. In fact, this is one of the things that have prevented many people from getting hearing aids – they think that the devices will make them look old. Although it is true that many senior citizens are struggling with hearing impairment, age isn’t the only risk factor for this condition. Other risk factors include: Heredity Some people are genetically predisposed to hearing impairment.…

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How To Be A Supportive Family Member To Someone In Alcohol Rehabilitation

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If you have a close family member that is currently admitted to an alcohol rehabilitation center, they are going to need your support in order to get through the program and get on the road to a healthier lifestyle. Here are a few ways you can support them and yourself throughout their rehabilitation program: Start By Taking Care Of Yourself It is not easy to be there for someone who is suffering from alcoholism.…

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Humidity And Hearing Aids: Three Tips For Keeping Your Hearing Aids Dry

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Summer is quickly approaching and with it heat, humidity, and fun in the sun. If you enjoy spending your sunny days outdoors, you may be finding it difficult due to your hearing aid. While you do not need to stop your activities, you may need to make some modifications to ensure that your hearing aid stays dry and functional throughout the summer months. If you don’t know where to start, begin by implementing these three tips to help keep your hearing aid dry:…

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5 Reasons To Implement An Inventory System In Your Small Medical Practice

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When you think about medical inventory systems, you probably think about the major systems that are used in hospitals and huge practices. You might not think that it’s necessary to keep track of every bandage or medication sample in your small practice, but the truth is that your practice could probably benefit from an inventory system as well. These are a few reasons why you should consider looking into an inventory system.…

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What Should You Do If You Are Dealing With The Period That Never Ends?

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The average period should run about 5-7 days and be about 28 days apart. Each woman has some variations, depending on their bodies. For example, your period may only last for 3 days and happen every 3 weeks. But eventually you know what’s normal for you and your body. However, normal sometimes goes out the window. Sometimes your period can last for weeks, or stop for a day or two and then start back up again.…

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3 Reasons To Visit An Urgent Care Clinic Instead Of The Emergency Room

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When you or a family member are seriously ill or injured, medical treatment is essential. But heading to the emergency room of your local hospital is not always a good idea if you are not suffering from life threatening ailments. The need for medical care is not confined to the normal hours of doctors offices, and it is not uncommon to find that your doctor may not be able to see you for a couple of days.…

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Have a Child with Seasonal Allergies? Reduce Triggers and See an Allergist

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If your child is having difficulty this year with seasonal allergies and you worry that they may need some medical treatment, you’ll want to see an allergy physician that specializes in this type of care. You want to pinpoint exactly what is triggering your child’s symptoms. If you don’t want to put your child on a daily medication, there are some things you can do around the house to help with the problem.…

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Safety And Independence: 3 Assistive Tools For Elders

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If your parents are progressing in age, you probably wonder how long they’ll be able to live independently while remaining healthy and safe. Below are three tools that will provide you with peace of mind, and provide them with further independence and quality of life. Lift Chairs You may have noticed your parents’ stability getting worse as they age. Whether this is due to pain or just age-related loss of balance, it can be scary to think about your parents going from standing to sitting, or from the seated position to standing.…

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2 Running Injuries That Will Keep You Out Of That Marathon

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If you love to run in charity marathons, you’re likely training up right now as the weather turns nice. In spite of how healthy you are, you are still at risk of foot injuries that could turn you into a spectator. Learn about these two common runner’s problems and how to prevent them from ruining your next marathon. Plantar Fasciitis The plantar fascia is a small band of tissue on the bottom of the foot.…

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