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Guide to a Happy, Healthy Thanksgiving
Stay healthy and eat well this Thanksgiving with these easy tips. You can have fun celebrating without compromising your health. Try these tips to keep your body running smoothly through the stress and fun of the holiday season. Get enough … Continue reading
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Learn how women are learning to cope with the effects of cancer treatment. Women fighting cancer are faced with a difficult battle. On top of physical symptoms, women can feel like they’ve lost touch with how they used to look … Continue reading
Breast Cancer Myths All Women Should Know
When it comes to breast cancer, it’s important to have the facts. Arm yourself with knowledge and avoid falling prey to myths that could come between you and an accurate, early diagnosis. MYTH: Symptoms are exclusive to the breasts. Upper … Continue reading
FAQs about Prostate Cancer
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month– learn more about prostate cancer by reviewing these frequently asked questions. Is prostate cancer common? According to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, one new case of prostate cancer occurs every 2.2 minutes. A man dies … Continue reading
What to Know Before Starting an Exercise Program
Learn what to ask before getting started with a new exercise program. Congratulations on preparing to embark on a new fitness routine. Before you begin any exercise program, ask yourself these important questions. Are there any risks? Some sports and … Continue reading
Most Common Childhood Cancers
Learn what cancers may affect young children. September is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. During this sobering time, it’s important to raise awareness of childhood cancers and the need for research. Familiarize yourself with the most common childhood cancers. What … Continue reading
Reducing Your Risk Factors for Heart Attack
Learn how to reduce the risk of heart attack with lifestyle changes. The CDC reports that about 785,000 Americans have a first coronary attack each year. By taking control of your health and habits, you can reduce your risk of … Continue reading
What Happens in the Cardiac Cath Lab?
As you prepare for cardiac catheterization, it’s natural to have a lot of questions and feel anxiety about the procedure. Learn as much as you can about the procedure and what happens in the cardiac cath lab so that you … Continue reading
Tips for Avoiding Slips, Trips and Falls
Injuries are the leading cause of death for people ages 1 to 44 in the U.S., according to the CDC. Reduce your family’s risk of injury due to slips, trips and falls by taking the right safety measures in the … Continue reading
Cancer Caregivers: Don’t Forget Yourself!
Nothing can fully prepare you for caring for a loved one with cancer. It’s normal to feel a range of emotions. The National Cancer Institute reminds caregivers that it’s natural to become stressed, angry or depressed while caring for an … Continue reading