Preparing For The MCAT When You've Been Out Of College For A While
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26 December 2018
Some people take the MCAT and apply for medical school while they are still in college or soon after they graduate. But more and more, medical schools are looking for more mature candidates who have spent several years in the workforce before applying. If you
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Preventing Infection: Caring For Wounds And Other Injuries
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26 December 2018
If you sustain an open injury that requires medical care, one of your primary concerns should be to prevent infection as the wound heals. Proper wound care is the foundation of keeping infection at bay. Learn about the proper way to care for scrapes, cuts, inc
What To Do If You Start Experiencing Pelvic Pain
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26 December 2018
Dealing with lower abdominal pain can really put a damper over your life. It's hard to feel good enough to get up and enjoy the day when you're doubled over in pain that comes from the pelvic region. If this happens occasionally you might just grin and be
Encouraging Senior Care Nutrition
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26 December 2018
If one of your loved ones has recently started living in a senior care facility, then you are likely quite concerned about their overall health and well being. Health concerns often include nutrition, and thankfully there are a few ways that you can make sure
Understanding The Cremation Process And Hiring Cremation Services
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26 December 2018
Plenty of people are now saying that they want to be cremated after they pass away, and they're choosing this option for many reasons. Some individuals specifically want their remains to be introduced into a particular area. They also might not like the idea o
3 Things To Expect At Your First Chiropractor Visit
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26 December 2018
If you have never visited a chiropractor in the past but have decided to go now for the pain you are experiencing in your back or neck, you might have no idea what to expect. A visit to a chiropractor has some similarities as a visit to a medical doctor, but t
Extreme Makeover: How To Meet Your Long-Term Weight Loss Goals With Bariatric Surgery
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26 December 2018
Bariatric surgery may seem extreme, but it actually saves lives. Beyond the operating room, though, you, the patient, also have an extreme amount of responsibility, to ensure the surgery is a long-term success. Despite the encouraging news with adjustable gast
Winter Is Here: How To Keep You And Your Wheelchair Mobile
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25 December 2018
If you're confined to a wheelchair, winter weather can make it difficult to get around, especially when you're dealing with snow and ice. You can't stay in your home until the weather clears up. Here are three tips that will help you and your wheelchair remain
The Eczema Enigma And Allergies
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25 December 2018
Doctors aren't entirely sure what causes eczema, but in addition to a suspected genetic component, it may also be associated with allergies. Here is what you should know about this mysterious condition.
What Is Eczema?
Like allergies, eczema is an overreactio
3 Reasons Childhood Obesity Is More Than A Weight Issue
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24 December 2018
Childhood obesity is mostly seen as a problem with the number on the scale, but weight issues in children can have many physical and emotional facets. Addressing the underlying issues and the domino-effects related to childhood obesity can help parents focus m