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Roberto Martinez, Chief Administrative Officer, Reliance Medical Centers discusses what healthcare should be

Roberto Martinez has been in the healthcare industry for more than 16 years, together with more than 15 years in other sectors. As the CAO of Reliance Medical Centers, he brings extensive knowledge and experience, particularly when it comes to knowing how to deliver a personalized, effective, quality, and customer-driven …

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Do You have Foot Pain? Is It Plantar Fasciitis

Every year more than a million patients visit their doctor due to heel pain! The most common foot and heel discomfort is caused by a painful disorder known as plantar fasciitis. What is plantar fasciitis? The foot is comprised of many different bones, joints, tendons, and ligaments; these include the …

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How to Avoid Your Father’s “Follicular Fate”

By Alan J. Bauman, MD, ABHRS A lot of the blame for hair loss gets directed at the mother’s side of the family, but today, we know that hair loss genes can be inherited from either your mother’s or father’s side of the family, or a combination of the two. …

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Slip and Fall Tips

By Charles Etgen Certified Aging in place consultant Falls are the second leading cause of accidents in the home and account for 8.9 million trips to the emergency room every year. Fortunately, most are preventable. With a few simple changes around the house, you can reduce your risk greatly. According …

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ARE YOU PASSIVE, REACTIVE OR PROACTIVE WITH REGARDS TO YOUR WELLNESS-HEALTH-WELLBEING?

We humans, are creatures of habits. Habit get us into automatic ways of behavior and give us an illusion that we control the situation we are in, and a sense stability and security. Many people justify this tendency with a common sense view: “why change something that is working ok?” …

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Common Sense and Close Attention Can Make for a Safe Pool Summer

Pool season has officially begun! Swimming is great fun … but pools can be dangerous, especially if common-sense precautions aren’t followed. According to the National Safety Council, more than 3,700 people drowned in the U.S. in 2016, Not surprisingly, drowning deaths increase during the summer months. Although drowning can happen to …

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Plastic Surgeon Treats the Entire Patient

Plastic surgeon Tutu Cheng, M.D., is often asked why someone should see a plastic surgeon to have little “tweaks” made to their bodies. Dr. Cheng, who is fellowship-trained in plastic surgery, says her answer is always the same – education and training. “The steps to becoming a plastic surgeon include …

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Are Your Feminine Issues Causing You Pain, Dryness or Incontinence?

What you should know about the FemTouch! Many women can experience vaginal disorders after childbirth, during perimenopause, throughout menopause and after a hysterectomy. Unfortunately these women may be too embarrassed to discuss their pain, dryness, and discomfort with their medical provider. Some women chalk it up to a “normal part …

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Rapid recovery from ankle sprains

By Anthony Pribila, PT, DSc, CMPT, CMP, CEAS Ankle sprains can be a nasty and debilitating injury causing you to miss work, your sport or leisure activities. They can happen suddenly when stepping wrong, jumping and when running or walking on an uneven surface. Ankle sprains can happen in less …

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Permanent Makeup 101: What you should know before getting yours – Part III

This is the last article of the Permanent Makeup 101 introductory series that has been developing through the previous articles. This purpose of this series is to provide information on this subject and also provide guidance for choosing a permanent makeup artist. A very important factor to consider when choosing …

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