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August 17th, 2020
In addition, your doctor would advise you to stay away from the identified allergens and advise you on how to effectively prevent you won’t always be aware of an allergen. Your symptoms could be as a result of anything – from foods to pollens. It is therefore advised to take steps in identifying the substance […]
August 12th, 2020
It’s tough information to accept; very overwhelming. You’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s essential now that you get a hold of your emotions, connect with a good specialist at the community health center, and start the course of treatment immediately. It’s not the end. You’re going to beat cancer. Following this diagnosis, many women […]
August 7th, 2020
2020 might not be a very good year. There are stress and anxiety in every vertical. But the good thing is you’re still in control of a lot of things. For instance, you’re in control of how much stress you’re handling every day. Also, you can visit a health wellness center anytime for professional care, […]
August 3rd, 2020
Women, following the age of 40, with an average risk of having breast cancer, are usually recommended to get a mammogram once every year or two. Those who have higher than average risk, are recommended to get screened annually. Now, there are no standard benchmarks as to how often you should get a mammogram. Some […]
July 22nd, 2020
Maybe you felt a lump or experience pain in your breast, your BFF encouraged you to go for a test or You simply Googled “mammography services near me” and got your mammogram done. The result came out, and you were diagnosed with breast cancer. Now, breathe in, take it easy. We understand how life-altering the […]
July 16th, 2020
The list of questions about diabetes is long. A few weeks back we published 10 Questions New Type 2 Diabetes Patients Have- Answered and yet so many more questions remain unanswered. Many diabetic patients remain confused. There’s a reason why so many of them extensively rely on diabetes management services. (Of course, even if you […]
July 14th, 2020
Most people want to help others. But many don’t follow through with concrete actions. If they did, those likely Googling “food pantry near me” wouldn’t necessarily go hungry. The country needs more volunteers to support organizations and individuals who are working in different capacities to elevate communities, also fight social and economic issues- from hunger […]
July 10th, 2020
Loneliness is a big concern among older adults. It usually translates into other mental health issues; depression being the most prevalent one. So, while your parent might tell you “don’t worry about me, I am fine”, the picture could be much different in reality. Now, this doesn’t mean you run up to them and ask […]
July 7th, 2020
They are grown-up. They are independent now. A lot that happens in their lives may remain unknown to you. Even though they may seem happy. Wait, are they happy? Are they even okay? Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the USA live with a mental illness. Could your child be one of these adults? While […]
July 2nd, 2020
It takes time and effort. And you’re busy. So, it’s okay if you can’t plan a community outreach program yourself. But that doesn’t mean you can’t contribute to a good cause. There are many ways you can support individuals and institutions already doing great work; your support can make them achieve even greater feats and […]
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