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The Key Symptoms of Peripheral Arterial Disease
There are a number of common conditions relating to the cardiovascular system, and one of these is known as Peripheral Arterial Disease, or PAD. This is a condition that stems from the narrowing of the arteries, which then results in the blood flow to parts of the body being constricted. PAD does not cause problems […]
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Tips To Help You Avoid Irritable Bowel Syndrome Flare Ups
Nobody wants to have to deal with IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) but it is a reality for many from around the world. The good news is that there are many different things that can be done in order to deal with it, especially with the flare-ups that appear. While it is obviously a very good […]
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The Truth About Essential Oils for Cancer
When you hear cancer most people think of the normal treatments. Chemotherapy and radiation are the normal treatments for any type of cancers. Whether or not there is a tumor that has the potential to be cancerous, a cancerous tumor, or to prevent cancer from coming back after the removal of a tumor chemotherapy and […]
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Top Medical Marijuana Strains for Treating Parkinson’s Disease
The misconceptions surrounding the miraculous cannabis plant are being blown away like a cloud of smoke, slowly but surely. As the medical benefits of marijuana are surfacing, millions of people worldwide are considering cannabis consumption to treat their medical conditions, such as Parkinson’s Disease. If you haven’t already heard the story of Larry Smith, you […]
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Staying Active in Old Age Begins with Play
Health is a lifestyle, a lifelong series of behaviors that become routine, not a diet or a short-term extreme exercise program. In the world of health science, there are few (if any) concepts more scientifically validated than this. That is why I am a firm believer that everybody with a goal of sustainable health needs […]
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Challenges And Opportunities Structuring The Future Of Medical Devices
Healthcare strategy developments and upcoming technologies have quickly spurred the medical device industry to become one of the most competitive markets in the world. In fact, the medical devices industry is today a $320 billion-strong industry, a representation of just 5 percent of the entire healthcare sector. Technological developments are apparent in areas like […]
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Sitting is the new smoking – how does this information impact truckers?
Sitting has made the headlines lately, coined as the “new smoking” for its supposed public health risks. From the breakfast seat, to the driver’s seat, to the lunch seat, to work, to a dinner seat, and finally the couch at the end of a long day, Americans are spending more time sitting than ever before. […]
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When The Doctor Gets Sued
The Protecting Access to Care Act, which is under consideration in Congress, establishes provisions governing health care lawsuits where coverage for the care was provided or subsidized by the federal government. However, despite it’s name, it’s making it harder for victims to receive compensation for negligent care. Titled in a way that one could assume […]
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5 Effective Alternatives to Prescription Medication
Reports have it that Americans spend a little over $300 billion on prescription medication. This calculates to nearly half of all adults in America taking at least one prescription drug in the last 30 days and nearly a third, taking two or more. That’s a lot of drugs, many of them used for treating the […]
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5 Reasons You Should Test Your Water for Legionella Bacteria Regularly
In the summer of 1976, there was a pneumonia outbreak in Philadelphia, USA that affected 221 people and killed 34. Most of those affected were members of the American Legion who were attending a convention at a city hotel. After extensive investigations the disease was identified and subsequently called Legionnaires’ disease after those members of […]