Monday , September 15 2025

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Summer Travel Safety Tips for Your Heart

When we think of taking a vacation, we typically visualize relaxation, and we look forward to a peaceful experience.  After all, vacations are a time to get away from our stress-filled lives and visit family, friends, or enjoy quiet time on the beach basking in the sun.  In reality, these …

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Computer Guided Dental Implant Placement

Computer Guided Dental Implant Surgery actually allows the procedure to be “performed” in advance of the surgery.  Surgical simulation can be done on the computer, so the exact size and ideal location for the implant is known.  In essence, the treatment is completed on the simulator pre-surgically.  Recent computer technology breakthroughs …

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Treating Pain Fundamentally & Synergistically

Neurosomatic Therapy (NST) is an integrative form of manual therapy that identifies and corrects structural and biomechanical imbalances in the body. By carefully analyzing dysfunctional postural and movement patterns, NST can be used to create a comprehensive therapy program to treat the underlying cause of pain, improve athletic performance, and prevent …

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LIFE BEYOND CANCER

While the end of successful cancer treatment is a time for celebration, it can also mean new challenges for survivors. Returning to work and managing the ongoing emotional and physical effects of cancer and cancer treatment often presents unanticipated changes for patients and their families. The key to returning to …

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Hearing Loss and Dementia

By Davis Family Hearing In recent news, there has been a great deal of effort to establish the relationship between hearing loss and cognitive decline, including Alzheimer’s and dementia.  For decades, researchers and specialists have shed light on these comorbidities.  One of the pioneers of these types of case studies is …

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BRCA Genetic Testing

Dr. Vahora, MD, FACOG Do you have personal or family history of breast and or ovarian cancer? Do you have a personal or family history of uterine, colon, stomach, brain, thyroid, or prostate cancers?   If so, you may qualify for genetic testing? If you qualify your insurance will cover it, and …

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Alzheimer’s Disease Causes, Risks, Treatment & Prevention

By Peggy Demetriou, ARNP, FNP-BC, Board Certified in Family Practice by the ANCC Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia, a general term for memory loss and other cognitive abilities serious enough to interfere with daily life. Alzheimer’s disease accounts for 60 to 80 percent of dementia …

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Many Eye and Vision Disorders Go Undetected: The Importance of Eye Examinations Should Not be Overlooked

By Walesby Vision Center People of all ages, from children to the elderly, need to regularly have their eyes examined by a respected, licensed Optometrist. Examinations for vision impairments, ocular health, and disease of the eye are imperative and should be considered a top priority. Walesby Vision Center takes eye …

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Innovative In-Office Balloon Procedure Provides an Alternative to Sinus Surgery and Nasal Packing

Randall C. Latorre, MD More than 30 million people in the U.S. are affected by chronic sinusitis.  Each year it’s one of the most common reasons that individuals visit their doctor.  People who suffer from ongoing sinus infections usually have difficulty breathing, contributing to other health disorders. Symptoms of Chronic Sinusitis …

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Juvenile Arthritis: Early Diagnosis and Treatment are Imperative

Courtesy of Florida Medical Clinic There are over 300,000 children with Juvenile arthritis, which is an umbrella term for multiple autoimmune disorders that affect infants to young adults.  The most common form of the disease is Juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Common Symptoms are varied due to so many disorders encompassed under the …

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