As anyone who has been affected by a stroke can tell you, the
results of this condition can be devastating. While there are
certain risk factors that...
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The changing of the seasons, from winter to spring and spring to
summer, can be incredibly tough for those affected by asthma. Deb
Lulling, RN, BSN,...
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May is Stroke Awareness Month and two local stroke survivors are
spreading their messages of treatment and recovery to others.
Anyone can have a...
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Every year, more than one million Americans develop sepsis. Sepsis
(sometimes called blood poisoning) is the body’s overwhelming,
powerful immune...
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National Donate Life Month (NDLM) began in 2003 as a means to
encourage Americans to register to give the gift of organ, eye and
tissue donation. In...
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There’s a good deal of stereotypes attached to individuals thought
to be most at risk for an eating disorder, or those people assume
already have one....
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Obsessive thoughts about food intake, a lack of control over
consumption, an intense fear of weight gain, low self-esteem. While
we might assume it...
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Bringing your baby home marks one of the happiest experiences in
life. After waiting months in anticipation of your little bundle of
joy, you finally...
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It’s believed that as many as 10 million Americans feel the pain
associated with common Temporomandibular Joint disorders, or TMJ.
Crystal Bourcier,...
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For many who suffer from daily aches and pains, the chillier
temperatures can mean an increase in discomfort. Laura Ferrell, VP
of Patient Services,...
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