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THE CAUSES AND TREATMENTS OF EYE ALLERGIES

EYE ALLERGIES

Eye allergies develop when the eyes produce extra histamines to fight off an irritant, resulting in red, swollen, watery eyes that can burn, itch, and produce clear discharge. However, each individual’s reaction level is different depending on how sensitive they are to each allergen. Here are some common causes of …

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Revolutionary Brain Monitoring Technology

Brain Monitoring

Ceribell EEG Now Available at both UF Health Central Florida Hospitals By Sean Meagher, MD Patients with neurological disorders at UF Health Leesburg Hospital and UF Health Spanish Plaines Hospital now have access to ground-breaking technology that promises faster diagnosis and improved treatment outcomes. The Ceribell Rapid Response EEG system, …

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May: A Month to Amplify Understanding of Communication Disorders

Communication Disorders

By Dr. Evans Pemba May is designated as Better Hearing and Speech Month, an annual observation dedicated to raising awareness about communication disorders and promoting treatments that can improve the quality of life for those affected. This special month highlights the essential work of audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and other professionals …

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Understanding Arthritis: Causes, Symptoms, and Management Strategies

By Dr. Chad Rose. DC Arthritis affects millions of Americans, limiting mobility and diminishing quality of life for many. While often associated with aging, this condition can impact people of all ages and backgrounds. Understanding arthritis is the first step toward effectively managing its symptoms and maintaining an active lifestyle. …

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Breaking the Silence: Addressing Incontinence During National Women’s Health Month

Incontinence

By Bela Kudish, MD, MS, ACOG, URPS National Women’s Health Month presents an ideal opportunity to discuss a condition that affects millions of women but remains shrouded in unnecessary silence: urinary incontinence. While common, affecting approximately 25-45% of adult women, many suffer silently due to embarrassment or misconception that it’s …

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Inner Pelvic Pulse: Transforming Arthritis and Osteoporosis Treatment

Inner Pelvic Pulse

By Allen T. Stanley, Practitioner For millions of Americans living with chronic arthritis and osteoporosis, finding effective pain management can be life-changing. At Keep Young Wellness Center, an innovative approach to these debilitating conditions is offering new hope through their specialized Inner Pelvic Pulse Chair therapy. Understanding the Challenge Arthritis …

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Feel That Ache in Your Joints? It’s Time to Recharge.

Ache in Your Joints

April is Stress Awareness Month, and let’s be real—if you’re breathing, you’re probably stressed. Whether it’s work, family, doom- Let’s be real—arthritis is a pain. Literally. If you’ve got stiff knees, swollen fingers, or feel like your joints are made of rusted-out parts, you’re not alone. More than 53 million …

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Melanoma May!

Melanoma May

By Sierra Mahoney, PA-C April showers bring May flowers, and the flowers certainly are in full bloom this season! It’s warm, the sun is shining, and the sweet smell of melanoma is in the air. “Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer, characterized by the uncontrolled growth of …

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Shedding Light on Stroke Awareness Month: Unveiling the Link Between Strokes and Vision

Stroke Awareness

By Dan P. Montzka, M.D. May marks Stroke Awareness Month, a crucial time to highlight the importance of understanding strokes and their potential impact on various aspects of health, including vision. While strokes primarily affect the brain, their repercussions can extend to the eyes, often serving as early indicators or …

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