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Venaseal Cyanoacrylate Adhesive Now Available to Treat Varicose Veins and Venous Insufficiency in the Villages

Venaseal Cyanoacrylate

Minimally Invasive vein therapies have revolutionized treatment of patients with venous and lymphatic disorders. Percutaneous procedures performed only through needle and catheter access have been developed to resolve varicose veins of any size and improve outcomes in patients with leg swelling and lymphedema.  The common procedures to close the saphenous …

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Empowering Men’s Health: Unveiling the Potential of Emsculpt Neo and Core to Floor

Emsculpt Neo

By Dr. Tina Chandra Men’s Health Month is an opportune time to address the unique challenges that men face regarding their well-being. This article focuses on two innovative technologies, Emsculpt Neo and Core to Floor, which offer promising solutions for improving men’s health. By combining cutting-edge advancements in body contouring …

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Home Safety Month: Preparing Your Florida Home for Potential Hazards

Home Safety Month

By Sharon A. Bassett Home safety is of utmost importance, especially in Florida, where the state’s unique climate and environmental conditions can pose specific risks to homeowners. With Home Safety Month approaching, it’s an ideal time to focus on safeguarding your home from potential hazards. By taking proactive measures and …

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Diagnosing Prostate Cancer: PSA Level Blood Tests are Essential

Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer typically affects men over the age of 45. Don’t ignore your symptoms, ask your primary care provider to run the appropriate testing and screening done on a regular basis. If you are symptomatic, there are several distinctive tests that urologists use to determine Prostate cancer or prostate disorders …

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Beware Sickcare: Shift to Optimal Health in Our Modern “Healthcare” System

Beware Sickcare

[This post was originally published on neupttech.com and is republished with permission] Today, in the arena of health and wellness, a seismic shift is underway. Our prevailing model of healthcare—or rather, “sick-care”— is beginning to give way to a more forward-thinking approach: optimal health. So, what is this shift all …

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Identity Theft: Protect the Health of Your Financial Accounts

paid advertisement What is Identity Theft? Identity theft occurs when someone uses your name or personal information, such as your Social Security, driver’s license, credit card, telephone or another account number, without your permission. Identity thieves use this information to open credit, bank and telephone service accounts, and make major …

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A Warning for All: Don’t Ignore Heart Attack Symptoms

Lara Warn was excited to reunite with Jason Levine, MD, the cardiologist who performed the life-saving procedure last fall when she came to the hospital suffering a massive heart attack.

Lara Warn instantly stands out in the crowd as she arrives for a weekly cycling class near downtown St. Petersburg. But it’s not just from the muscular frame of a natural athlete, the burst of platinum blond hair atop her otherwise close-cropped head, or the warm, mega-watt smile she flashes …

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Cancer Survivorship

The American Cancer Society projects that nearly two million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the U.S. during 2023. The top three cancers among men are prostate, lung and colon. For women, the top three cancers are breast, lung and colon. Thanks to ongoing scientific research, however, medical …

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Breast Cancer in African American Women Often Starts Before the Age of 40

By Negar Golesorkhi MD, FACS The current guidelines recommend that women start breast cancer screenings at the age of 40. For multiple reasons, many women don’t begin getting their screenings until later or after they have symptoms, such as a lump or nipple discharge. For African American women, it appears …

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