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Congratulations on your pregnancy! This is a joyful time in your life, but it can also be overwhelming. Sure, there are countless pieces of advice out there, but how do you know what is true and Read More
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Breastfeeding and Medications: Understanding Compatibility and Safety
As a new mother, it is natural to have questions about the health and well-being of your newborn. One common topic that comes up is breast milk and medication compatibility. Many new moms are Read More
Understanding Common Injuries: A Guide for Prevention and Recovery
Sustaining an injury cannot be only painful, but also frustrating and inconvenient. While they are an unpleasant fact of life, common injuries don't have to be debilitating. In the unfortunate event Read More
Diabetes and Hormonal Regulation: What You Need to Know
Did you know that hormones play a crucial role in regulating blood sugar levels in the body? Hormones are the chemical messengers that help our body cells communicate with each other. They control Read More
Colon Health and Diet Foods That Promote A Healthy Colon
Colon health is one of the most critical aspects of overall wellbeing. If your digestive system isn't functioning correctly, it can lead to many health problems, including colon cancer, Read More
Breastfeeding and Special Circumstances: Premature Babies, Adoption, and More
Breastfeeding is best for both a mother and her baby. It is an experience that creates a unique bond between the two and gives the baby all the essential nutrients and antibodies. However, it can be Read More
The Importance of Physical Therapy After a Knee Surgery
It’s no denying that undergoing a knife for knee pain treatment or gradual wear and tear is scary and frightening, but what’s scarier is the thought of being unable to use your knee after the Read More
7 Ways Physical Therapy Can Improve Sports Performance
Physical therapy can help patients recover from surgery, injuries, and chronic conditions. It can also help improve the quality of life of many people. However, what most people don’t know is that Read More
What Is Oncology?
Cancer is one of the scariest medical diagnoses to hear. Cancer affects almost 40% of all people at some point during their lifetime, and odds are someone in your family has had cancer – or you may Read More
Diagnostic Tools Used in Oncology
Cancer is a frightening disease that can affect any living part of the body. Indeed, the only areas that are not susceptible to cancer are the areas that are no longer live cells, such as the hair and Read More
