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Preventive Care
Poisonous Plants: How to Avoid Them and Treat Rashes from Them
We all want to enjoy our time outdoors: hiking trips, taking a bike ride through the woods or getting our gardens ready. All of these activities are great, just remember to avoid the poisonous...
Health & Wellness
Healthy Infused Water Recipes with a Twist
One of the keys to preventing dehydration is drinking plenty of fluids, including water. While water is almost always the best drink choice, a lot of people complain that they get bored drinking plain...
Urgent Care
Five Outdoor Safety Tips to Avoid an Emergency
Whether you are hiking, swimming, or doing activities in your backyard, many of us like to enjoy time outdoors. However, we know things can change in the blink of an eye. Yes, emergencies happen...
Eye Health
Eye Care Basics – Protect Your Vision, Boost Your Health
Our eyes help us navigate each day – enabling us to get our work done, connect with family or friends, and enjoy our favorite pastimes. Despite all our eyes do for us, it’s easy...
Health & Wellness
Take Care of Those Pearly Whites: 4 Dental Health Tips For Everyone
Your mouth doesn’t just communicate through words. It can give you important signs about your health including clues of infection, illness or chronic disease. And, in some cases, issues with your mouth, teeth and...
Cancer
Four Ways Men Can Lower Their Risk of Cancer
One out of every three men in the United States will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lives. This is a sobering statistic to consider. Beyond skin cancer, men are most...
Health & Wellness
How Not to Get Sick: 5 Tips to Stay Healthy All Year Long
A cold or virus can knock you off your feet and keep you in bed for days at a time. Not only do you feel miserable when you’re sick, but you miss out on...
Cancer
Get the Facts About Colonoscopies
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, accounting for roughly 50,000 deaths each year. In 2018 alone more than 140,000 individuals were diagnosed, according to the American Cancer...
