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Solving COVID-19 Requires Thinking Differently

Solving COVID-19 Requires Thinking Differently

We have a way to help people’s bodies and immune systems HELP THEMSELVES when recovering from or actively fighting the COVID-19 threat, which should reduce the need for extra ventilators. When you breathe normal air, you are breathing in about 21% oxygen and the rest is mostly nitrogen. As you …

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Virtual Medical Visit Tips and Advice

Virtual Medical Visit Tips and Advice

Dr. Daana Coberly, Coberly Plastic Surgery and Med Spa Virtual medical visits may seem futuristic, but they have been utilized for many years, and it looks like now, in the event of our stay-at-home orders and social distancing protocols, telehealth visits are becoming commonplace. These virtual office visits are proving …

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When to Visit an Urgent Care

When you, your child, or a loved one has fever, sprains an ankle, gets an ear infection or gets overheated, it can be quite challenging to get a same-day appointment with your primary care doctor, and the emergency room may not always the best choice. “We focus on giving patients …

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Telehealth Physical Therapy Services Make it Possible for Patients to Stay on Track

Telehealth Physical Therapy Services

By Jason Waz, President of Competitive Edge Physical Therapy Utilizing Technology to Elevate Physical Therapy and Achieve Optimal Health Over the past two decades, the team at Competitive Edge Physical Therapy (CEP) has worked to set themselves apart from the typical run-of-the-mill physical therapy practice, focusing on applying specialized techniques …

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The Tampa YMCA Welcomes Back Members

The Tampa YMCA Welcomes Back Members

The Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA, including the South Tampa Family Y at 4411 S. Himes is excited to be back open, welcoming back members. The gradual reopening began Wednesday, May 20. “Our doors may have been closed, but the Y hasn’t stopped serving the community,” said Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA …

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Surfaces Are ‘Not the Main Way’ Coronavirus Spreads, C.D.C. Says

Coronavirus Spreads

By By Jacey Fortin If you’re worried about wiping down grocery bags or disinfecting mailed packages, this C.D.C. guidance might bring some relief. It’s not new information; the agency has been saying this for months. Guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention making the rounds this month on …

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Injury Overuse in Sports, Fitness and Life

Injury Overuse in Sports

An Interview with Dr. Kevin Elder, Sports Medicine Specialist Repetitive movements and overuse of muscles through the same range of motion can strain the muscles, nerves, tendons, and ligaments. Overuse injuries are common in children involved in athletic or fine arts activities and also in athletic adults, exercise enthusiasts, and …

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Undersea Oxygen Clinic: Research Supports HBOT Might Help Fight COVID-19

Undersea Oxygen Clinic

We have a way to help people’s bodies and immune systems HELP THEMSELVES when recovering from or actively fighting the COVID-19 threat, which should reduce the need for extra ventilators. When you breathe normal air, you are breathing in about 21% oxygen and the rest is mostly nitrogen. As you …

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Maintaining a Positive Mindset; Even During a Pandemic

Maintaining a Positive Mindset; Even During a Pandemic

Nichole Brewer, JD, CPC, NLP Being able to stay positive in everyday life with all of the demands put upon us can already seem challenging. Being able to stay positive during a pandemic can seem completely overwhelming. With constant media coverage, social media posts, and regulations that must be followed, …

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