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Smart Summer Safety Tips for Families and the Accidents to Watch Out For

Long days, warm weather, and more time outdoors make summer one of the best seasons for families, but also one of the most accident-prone. Whether it’s pool days, bike rides, or outdoor sports, the risk of bumps, scrapes, or more serious injuries tends to rise. That’s where a few ...

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Men’s Health Month- Easy Ways to Start Taking Better Care of Yourself

You take care of your family, your work, and everything in between – but how often do you check in on your own health? Men’s Health Month is the perfect reminder to take small steps that make a big difference in how you feel now and down the road. ...

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Fireworks Safety Tips for a Fun and Injury-Free Fourth of July

The Fourth of July is a time for celebration, but it’s also one of the busiest days of the year for ER visits, especially those caused by fireworks injuries. With a little planning and a few fireworks safety tips, your family can enjoy the show without any unexpected emergencies. ...

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Around-the-Clock Peace of Mind: How 24/7 Freestanding ERs Keep Families Safer

Emergencies can happen at any time, day or night, weekday or weekend. That’s why having a freestanding ER open 24/7 right in your community makes such a difference. You don’t have to wait for a doctor’s office to open or spend hours in a crowded hospital ER. Instead, you ...

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Women’s Health Month: How to Be Proactive About Your Well-Being

May is more than just a time to celebrate mothers – it’s also a powerful reminder for all women to put their health first. As Women’s Health Month shines a light on the importance of self-care, it’s the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect, and focus on your well-being. Prioritizing your health ...

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Recognizing Severe Allergy Symptoms That Require Emergency Care

Allergies are often part of daily life, but sometimes, they can take a sudden and dangerous turn. Most allergy symptoms, like sneezing or itchy eyes, are harmless, though uncomfortable. In Texas, many people deal with seasonal triggers like cedar, oak pollen, grasses, and ragweed throughout the year. However, not all reactions ...

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Ready to Travel After Graduation? Don’t Miss These Travel Health Tips

Graduation marks an exciting milestone, and for many, it’s the perfect reason to explore new places and make unforgettable memories. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer adventure, taking care of your health while traveling should be part of your plans. Staying mindful of your well-being ensures ...

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Stroke Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

Strokes can happen suddenly and without warning, but not every sign is easy to spot. In fact, some symptoms are so subtle that they’re often overlooked or mistaken for something less serious. Knowing what to watch for could make all the difference. Recognizing these hidden stroke warning signs early can help ...

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Minor Injuries That May Be More Serious Than You Think

We all deal with minor injuries from time to time. A twisted ankle during a walk, a cut from chopping vegetables, or a bruise after bumping into something – most of the time, they seem easy to manage at home. But not all minor injuries are as harmless as they look. ...

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National Youth Sports Safety Month: Simple Tips for Safer Play

April is National Youth Sports Safety Month, a perfect time to focus on helping kids stay safe while playing the sports they love. Whether you’re a parent on the sidelines or a coach guiding the team, knowing how to prevent injuries and respond when something goes wrong is important. Here are ...

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