COVID-19
Back to School With Coronavirus
The United States has no standard across the country. Whichever way schools resume, it will pose challenges.
education
Children’s Eye Health and Safety
Telltale signs of vision problems are squinting, headaches, lack of concentration or reading comprehension.
cosmetology
Benefits of Facials
Washing your face once or twice per day with a mild cleanser before patting dry is one way to keep skin healthy. Are you ready to go deeper?
doctors
Patients Must Monitor Prescriptions
In our healthcare system, physicians rarely monitor individual reaction to prescriptions. Evaluating drug response transfers to patients.
Nutrition
Still Eating Potato Skins
Once the darling of salad bar buffets, potato skins are not quite as desirable among health-conscious patrons. When are potatoes healthy or toxic?
emotions
Obsessive Time Management
General time management suggestions are plan for failure among those with obsessive personalities, unless you keep it simple.
gastroenterology
How To Reduce Flatulence
Despite health benefits of passing gas, there are times when it is inappropriate. Here is how to prevent the embarrassment.
emotions
Tired of Fatigue
With the general lack of stamina, many do not have access to affordable healthcare. What’s the difference between normal tiredness and fatigue?
COVID-19
Considering a Lung Transplant
With many improvements to lung transplant surgery since the 1980s, post-op requires a daily cocktail of immunosuppressive drugs and antibiotics.
COVID-19
Effects of Reopening Economy
Given any thought, you could foresee that opening the economy without a vaccine is a disastrous plan.
autoimmune
What is Juvenile Arthritis?
Juvenile, or childhood, arthritis is a broad term used to describe the many autoimmune and inflammatory conditions that can develop in children under 17.
COVID-19
Closing In On Cure For Covid-19
For most people, COVID-19 attacks lungs or other systems of the body. Results from a Phase 3 clinical trial promise a viable vaccine by January 2021—or not.
addictions
Managing Your Obsessions
Learn to prioritize. With cognitive behavioral therapy, this is possible for those with OCPD and to a lesser degree for someone with OCD.
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