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Regular Screening Prevents Cervical Cancer

Last year, approximately 14,480 women in the United States were diagnosed with cervical cancer. By identifying pre-cancer or cancer in its early stages, you can increase your rate of survival. When cancer cell growth starts in the cervix, it is called cervical cancer.  When cervical cancer is detected in its early ...

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Top Things Parents Should Know About Measles

Many parents today don’t consider measles as a major threat to their child’s health. However, this could be a risky presumption. According to the CDC, in 2019, the incidence rate for measles in the United States rose to a whopping 1,282 individual confirmed cases, spread out over 31 states. This figure was ...

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Is It the Flu or COVID-19?

“Do I have flu or COVID?” That question is often on many people’s minds as a highly contagious variant of COVID-19 sweeps the country during the heart of flu season. Texas alone had a 400 percent increase in confirmed covid cases in January of 2022 compared to 2021.  Meanwhile, flu ...

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Hypoglycemia: When to Seek Medical Help

About 34.2 million people living in the United States are suffering from diabetes. The illness has put many at risk of having frequent hypoglycemia attacks. There is a steady increase in demand for hypoglycemia emergency treatment. Hypoglycemia is a condition that lowers glucose levels in a patient’s body. It’s wise ...

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Fireworks Safety

Few things create memories like lighting up the sky with fireworks.  Getting to know fireworks safety will let you have a fun celebration without putting yourself in danger. The wonders of fireworks come with some inherent risks which you must respect each and every time you light them.  If you want ...

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Toy-Related Injuries: Appropriate Toys for Different Ages

In the U.S., over 1 million toy-related injuries were treated between 2015 and 2018. Toys with small parts, sharp edges, and long cords can create major hazards for your little one if you aren’t careful about choosing the right ones. It is important to choose the toys that are right for ...

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Preparing for a Winter Storm

You moved to the Lone Star State for its temperate climate. But the 2021 Texas snowstorm taught you that you can’t outrun snow even in Texas. Now, you’re more serious than ever about preparing for a winter storm. In February 2021, a historic winter outbreak bought freezing rain, sleet, and snow to the ...

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How to Balance Mental Health During Finals Week

Your final exams are just around the corner, and you’re wondering how you can balance mental health during this time. You’re worried you’ll forget how to determine the value of “b” in a certain algebraic equation. And will you be able to adequately explain on your history exam how ...

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Black Friday Shopping Safety

With the holiday season approaching, families everywhere have begun making gift lists, checking them twice… and planning for the annual Black Friday shopping extravaganza. For many, the Black Friday shopping binge has become one of the most celebrated traditions of the season. But, as exciting as it may be, ...

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Holiday Travel Safety Tips

Many Americans are looking forward to reuniting with family and friends during the final months of 2021. This is especially true for those that may have put last year’s annual travel plans on hold due to COVID-related warnings or restrictions. However, this year’s holiday season is already shaping up ...

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