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Immunotherapy Is Turning The Tide Against Some Cancers

Immunotherapy, an approach to cancer treatment that uses the body’s natural defenses, has been around for decades; however, the early forms of this type of treatment were very toxic and did not result in the desired outcomes for most patients.  In the past 10 to 15 years, as researchers have …

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Learning Disabilities for Children and Adults Improve With Vision Therapy

By Walesby Vision Center Unlike orthoptics, which is a method to straighten the eyes muscularly, Vision Therapy is an entirely different treatment, which encompasses not only strengthening the eye muscles, but also improving visual perception, visual brain signaling, developing the ability to follow text efficiently, and hand-eye coordination.  While it does …

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Audiologist Vs. Hearing Aid Specialist:

The Difference Matters By Davis Family Hearing An audiologist is a specialist in hearing and balance.  They have studied for many years and are required to have a doctorate degree in the field of hearing.  While they do not perform ear surgery, they are experts in diagnosing and finding solutions for …

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Physical Activity for Arthritis – Why is physical activity important for people with arthritis?

If you have arthritis, participating in joint-friendly physical activity can improve your arthritis pain, function, mood, and quality of life. Joint-friendly physical activities are low-impact, which means they put less stress on the body, reducing the risk of injury. Examples of joint-friendly activities include walking, biking and swimming. Being physically …

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Is Your Microcirculation Deficient?

Many Disease States Are Caused By This Small, Yet Dangerous Disorder Robert Martinez, DC The human body contains approximately 100 trillion cells.  Each of these cells relies on energy and ATP to correctly metabolize, communicate with other cells and keep organs and tissues in a healthy state.  Proper functioning and …

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Ineffective Treatment for Anxiety is a Common Issue

The intriguing anatomy and process of our brains help us to better understand the production of fear, anxiety, worry and the decision to take flight or to fight. Although medical professionals are still discovering new reasons for depression and anxiety to this day, we know that a tiny portion in the …

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Hydrotherapy Health from the Inside Out 

SUZANNE MARGOLIS – GRAY, M.ED., LMT, CT Today we are hearing more and more about colon hydrotherapy. Actually, colon hydrotherapy has been around since 1500 BC. It was recorded in an Egyptian medical document written as the Ebers Papyrus. This document is in the Leipzig Library. Fortunate for us, the technique …

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IS A TRUST RIGHT FOR ME?

Zachary Grimland, Esq. For the most part, a trust, whether operable during life or after death is generally used to give its creator the ability to control the the flow of a person’s property to beneficiaries following death while attempting to minimize if not avoid estate taxes.  In today’s world, …

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Maternal Deaths Among Black Women Continue Troubling Trend

Dr. Eina Fishman, chief medical officer for UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Florida, shares tips on how to lower risks The anticipation of bringing a new bundle of joy into the world – and all that comes with it – can be both exciting and stressful for moms to-be. But if …

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Relieve Stress Naturally with Massage Therapy

With stress and anxiety on the rise in modern society, especially during the busy holiday season, there has been a discernible shift away from visiting traditional doctors, and exploring more complementary treatments and therapies. Natural treatments are increasingly being sought out as alternatives to conventional medicine and surgery, and are valued …

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