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Get Back to Work Faster with Physical Therapy for Work Injuries

 

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Workplace injuries are extremely common, from minor injuries to fatalities. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2014 there were almost three million non-fatal work injuries in the U.S. This is a rate of 3.2 injuries per 100 workers. Many of these workers were injured to the point that they needed medical attention and…

Know Your Options for Orthopedic Injuries

 

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Most people assume that if they have a severe orthopedic injury, the hospital emergency room is the best place to go for treatment. A broken arm or dislocation due to an accident or sports injury seems like a good time to head to the ER. While you may need immediate medical attention, your local hospital…

Is Your Own Body Making You Sick?

 

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Fatigue, depression, inflammation and obesity are just a few of the top illnesses that many people face. Although there are many medications and remedies for these issues, often they are only scratching the surface of the real problem. What if your own body is causing you to be ill, making most traditional treatments useless? Cortisol,…

Facts and Myths About Warts

 

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There have been myths and old wife’s tales about warts for centuries, some which still are repeated today. These bumps are one of the most misunderstood skin abnormalities due to the spread of these myths. While most people understand that warts do not come from touching a toad as once believed, many people still are…

Reducing the Appearance of Scar Tissue

 

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Everyone has a scar somewhere on their body. After all, your belly button is technically a scar. Whenever the skin is harmed, it can form scar tissue during the healing process. While most minor scars fade with time, others can stay prominent, even grow larger, as is the case with keloid scars. While it can…

Breast Imaging Reporting and Database System Basics

 

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To help in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, the Breast Imaging Reporting and Database System (BI-RADS) was created. This system was created by the American College of Radiology (ACR) to provide a uniform method of reporting mammogram findings to communicate effectively with other radiologists and physicians. The BI-RADS includes a numerical coding that…

Choosing VBAC for Your Baby’s Delivery

 

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Women who have previously had a cesarean delivery often are concerned on whether they can undergo a vaginal birth for subsequent pregnancies. In many cases, a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) is not only possible but recommended. It is estimated that 90% of women who had previous cesarean deliveries can be candidates for a VBAC.…

Non-Surgical Permanent Birth Control for Women

 

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There was a time when the only way to prevent pregnancy permanently was to have a hysterectomy. However, there are many other options available now, even some that do not require surgery. For women who are positive they do not want to have children in the future, a new product and procedure is available for…

Cosmetic Solutions for Your Neck

 

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Often the neck area is overlooked when it comes to cosmetic procedures. However, a youthful face can look out of place when the neck area has sagging, wrinkled or fatty skin. Smoothing the neck area can define the chin and offer a more youthful appearance for your face. From non-invasive injections to surgical enhancements, there…

Popular Male Facial Cosmetic Procedures

 

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The cosmetic surgery industry was once predominantly geared toward women. Yet now, more and more men are choosing to enhance their appearance through cosmetic surgery. Whether they want a more masculine jawline or want to reduce the signs of aging, many men have sought facial enhancements through a plastic surgeon. For the face, there are…