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Daily Coke Drinkers Could Have Added Belly Fat
Read more: Daily Coke Drinkers Could Have Added Belly FatDo you drink sugary drinks often? Things like coke, energy or sports drinks, fruit drinks, sweetened coffee or sweetened tea have a lot of sugar are popular choices, but recently researchers found that drinking sugar-sweetened beverages every day is associated with an increase in a type of fat called visceral fat. Visceral fat or “deep”…
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Why would I consider a doula and what do they do?
Read more: Why would I consider a doula and what do they do?A doula is a trained professional in childbirth. She provides continuous support to a mother before, during and just after birth. The word doula comes from the Greek meaning “a woman who serves”, or “handmaiden”. Doula care is different from the medical care received from doctors or nurse midwives and can occur in your home…
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Winter coats worn in car seat pose hidden danger
Read more: Winter coats worn in car seat pose hidden dangerParents are learning of a risk they may unknowingly be taking every time they buckle their baby or toddler into a car seat wearing a winter coat, as a national news story is catching quite a bit of attention. In this demonstration video shown on NBC’s Today Show, a child wearing a thick winter coat…
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Better hand washing techniques to prevent the spread of the flu
Read more: Better hand washing techniques to prevent the spread of the fluThere is no getting around: we are in the throes of flu season. You may already have a friend or family member who has come down with something unpleasant by now. It can be hard to avoid getting sick, but proper hand washing and other hygiene techniques can help prevent the spread of the flu…
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Robotic Surgery Successfully Removes Stomach Cancer
Read more: Robotic Surgery Successfully Removes Stomach CancerReynaldo Ramirez, 63, remembers the day his wife, Emelina, turned to him and said, “Let’s get healthy!” Together, they changed their diet and began exercising. Within six months Reynaldo says he lost 45 pounds and got down to 200 pounds. “When I went in for my annual checkup, I expected to pass with flying colors,”…
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Why Movember is Important to Men’s Health
Read more: Why Movember is Important to Men’s HealthBy now you have probably heard of Movember – where men in November collectively grow a mustache for the entire month. Maybe a couple of your good friends have grown a mustache, like some of our beloved male staff members, such as Dr. Vuong, Eric Anderson R.N. in ICU and several others. What you may…
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November is National Diabetes Month – some food for thought
Read more: November is National Diabetes Month – some food for thoughtIf you’re like most of us, you probably get inundated with health information all the time from your social media feeds, your local news outlets, your family, your friends… The list goes on. Diabetes turns into just another health topic that gets drowned out in the statistical noise. But did you know that nearly 10…
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Miracle workers at the Lovelace Women’s Hospital NICU
Read more: Miracle workers at the Lovelace Women’s Hospital NICUWhen Lindsey Souders went into labor, her daughter Tegan was born with meconium aspiration, which is a condition in which a newborn inhales feces while still in the uterus. This serious condition led to Tegan having an infection in her lungs, hypertension, swelling and pneumonia — all in the first few days of her life. …
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