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Common Orthopedic Injuries That Occur at Home
Read more: Common Orthopedic Injuries That Occur at HomeOrthopedic injuries at home are very common. Millions of people visit the emergency room every day for injuries sustained from home activities such as cleaning, cooking or gardening. Falling is the No. 1 cause of home injuries in the U.S., with children under the age of 5 and adults over 70 most susceptible to fall-related…
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A Provider’s Breast Cancer Journey: Survivorship, Self-Advocacy and Speaking Up
Read more: A Provider’s Breast Cancer Journey: Survivorship, Self-Advocacy and Speaking UpTen years ago, Danielle Rudder, was working as a nurse in family medicine, pursuing her advanced nursing degree and raising two young boys. Then, at just 36, she found herself in a role she never expected: breast cancer patient. As a fifth-generation breast cancer survivor, Danielle always had a feeling cancer might someday become part…
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Questions to Ask Your Primary Care Provider
Read more: Questions to Ask Your Primary Care ProviderHaving good communication and a strong relationship with your primary care provider (PCP) is one of the best ways you can protect your long-term health. Whether you’re in your 20s and starting to build healthy habits or staying active well into your later years, knowing the right questions to ask can turn a routine appointment…
