It’s not the little blue box from a certain jewelry store; it’s not the newest version of the never-ending latest versions of phones; it’s not even the big bow on top of a new car (although that is pretty cool!)—It’s time. Connecting with loved ones is the best gift that …
Read More »Reducing Your Risk of Cancer for Healthier Holidays
Diet, exercise and getting recommended screenings are some of the ways to lessen your risk of getting cancer. As we close out 2021, many of us will be making resolutions to get healthier in the coming year. Even though most Americans know that we should make healthy choices, such as …
Read More »More People Eligible for Life-saving Lung Cancer Screening
Back in 2013, in an effort to reduce the high mortality rate of lung cancer, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released guidance for low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) screening for current and former heavy smokers. The effort successfully reduced lung cancer deaths among participants 55-80 years of age who …
Read More »Large Numbers of Oncology Offices are Being Bought Out by Hospital – Systems—One Community Oncology Practice is Dedicated to Staying Private and in Control of Treatment Options for Their Patients
By Rama Balaraman, M.D., Board Certified Oncologist and Hematologist There is a dramatic shift in healthcare that many patients are unaware of. Most of the community and privately owned practices are being bought out by large corporations and hospital systems. Why this shift matters—With our oncology practice, we are one …
Read More »How Inflation Risk Can Affect You
By Adam Bruno, Certified Financial Fiduciary® Inflation is a steady rise in the price of goods and services over time and actually signals both good and bad economic conditions. On one hand, as prices rise, someone living on a fixed income cannot purchase the same amount of goods, so they …
Read More »Hospice of Marion County Recognizes National Hospice Month
Submitted by Hospice of Marion County Mark your calendar for these HMC events: November 12 — 5:30 p.m. Take in a Friday night movie at the historic Marion Theatre in downtown Ocala. “Terms of Endearment” won five Academy Awards in 1983 for its riveting exploration of loss and the difficult …
Read More »Protecting Your Vision from Diabetic Eye Disease
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness month, drawing focus on ways to help prevent diabetes-related vision loss. Anyone with type 1, type 2 or gestational diabetes (diabetes that occurs with pregnancy) may be at increased risk of vision loss, so early diagnosis is the key to preserving optimal vision. One …
Read More »Do You Need a Flu Shot AND the COVID Vaccine?
Flu and COVID-19 are similar enough to cause confusion about vaccines. They’re both contagious respiratory illnesses, but they’re caused by different viruses. And the vaccines used to prevent these viruses use different technologies. If you’re thinking flu isn’t all that bad, think again. Flu can be severe and even lead …
Read More »Natural Anti-Aging Methods
During the upcoming holiday season, isn’t it time to finally feel confident and happy with your skin? Anti-aging treatment methods don’t have to be invasive or full of toxins and chemicals. TNT specializes in holistic functional medicine as well as anti-aging treatments that are natural and beneficial for your skin, …
Read More »An Innovative Approach to Memory Care
November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, a time to support and raise awareness for the more than six million Americans currently living with Alzheimer’s, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. At Sumter Senior Living, we know the challenges presented by memory loss can be difficult to navigate, but we’re here to help …
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