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Colorectal/Colon Cancer

Colon Cancer

When it comes to colorectal cancer, the facts can be scary. Fortunately, the availability of effective early screening and the ease of making simple lifestyle changes brighten the outlook. Overall, in the U.S., 1 in 23 men (4.3%) and 1 in 25 women (4%) are at risk of developing colorectal …

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Make Your Home Stand Out: Home Gyms and Meditation Rooms

Make your home stand out

TASHA OSBOURNE, BA – PREMIER SOTHEBYS INTERNATIONAL REALTY Even though it is still a seller’s market, making your home stand out among the rest is vital for grabbing the attention of potential buyer’s attention and making a valuable sale. Sure, you can spruce up your home with fresh paint and …

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INFLAMMATION: A COMMON PATHWAY FOR DEADLY DISEASE

INFLAMMATION

By Nasser Razack, MD, JD We’ve all heard of inflammation but what exactly is it? Inflammation is the response of our immune system to injury or infection. When it’s short-lived and targeted for specific purposes such as recovering from a cold, it’s a wonderful thing. However, long-term chronic inflammation can …

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Chronic Pain Intensifies Blood Glucose Levels

Chronic Pain

Denise A. Pancyrz – Diabetes Reversal & Holistic Lifestyle Coach, Speaker, Author Chronic pain affects millions of Americans daily. Most people are aware of the psychological effects of chronic pain and the dangerous conditions it can cause; however, many people are unaware that chronic pain raises insulin and glucose levels …

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Innovative Therapies Group Offers SaeboGlove for Neurological and Hand Injuries

SaeboGlove

For patients with orthopedic injuries or conditions such as stroke-related hand immobility, there is an advanced technological glove that helps to retrain the hand muscles and brain communication as well as offers immediate extension, flexion, and grip control. If you are suffering from the adverse effect of hand function due …

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Colorectal Cancer: Take the Time to Get Tested

Colorectal Cancer

March is colorectal cancer awareness month, shining a spotlight on an insidious disease that will be diagnosed in an estimated 151,030 adults in the US this year.1 Sharon M, of Citrus County, recently went to the doctor for what she thought were hemorrhoids, only to find out that her discomfort …

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Achilles tendon ruptures and getting you back in the game

Achilles tendon

Achilles Ruptures are more common in men then women and the typical age group that is affected is between the ages of 30-50. Some other risk factors include race, genetics, medical conditions, musculoskeletal disease, ankle and foot alignment (pronation/hyper-pronation), obesity, sports, exercise, medication and smoking. The Achilles tendon is the …

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You Can Reduce Your Risk of Cancer

Risk of Cancer

When it comes to preventing cancer, little things can make a big difference, especially when it comes to making healthy lifestyle choices. According to the American Cancer Society, nearly 1.8 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year, and more than 600,000 will die of this disease. Research shows …

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Reforming Patient Care Through Choice

As the aging population of Americans grows, adjustments must be made to the way healthcare services are managed and provided. One of those major changes rolled out last year when Medicare allowed total knee replacement surgery to be eligible for payment in the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) setting as of …

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Virtual Real Estate Tours: A Convenient and Safe Way to View Your Potential Home

Virtual Real Estate Tours

TASHA OSBOURNE, BA – PREMIER SOTHEBYS INTERNATIONAL REALTY In today’s ever-changing world, virtual reality, virtual training, virtual communication, etc have all become common place. This virtual technology also has made its mark in real estate and has proven to reduce 40% of wasteful real estate visits. For the seller and …

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