For infants, children, and adults alike, regular vaccinations are an important part of staying healthy. But which vaccines do you need based on your age and any health conditions you may have?
If you've ever had a bacterial infection, you've probably been prescribed antibiotics to treat it. You also likely remember your doctor telling you that it's important to take all your pills, even after your symptoms have gone away.
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Food allergies are commonplace, but if you're a parent, you know they can be a source of anxiety. What if your child develops an allergy you don't know about and gets exposed to that food? How do you treat the reaction and avoid future exposure?
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Could emotional stress be linked to type 2 diabetes? Research shows various factors connecting the two conditions. Check out some of our tips to relieve your stress.
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You're probably well aware that excessive sun exposure is associated with health risks, whether it's something as simple as a sunburn or more serious issues such as skin cancer. And while you likely take care to wear sunscreen and protective clothing when the sun's bright and the weather's hot, you may not take the same precautions -- if any -- when it's cloudy.
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By now, you've heard about the health risks of a sedentary lifestyle. The question is, how do you avoid them when your job and lifestyle require a substantial amount of time sitting? Are there really exercises to do at your desk that will make a difference?
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Filling and refilling prescriptions is often a time-consuming but necessary part of a physician's day. Making sure patients get the medication they need is important for helping them stay healthy. However, there are often restrictions and regulations around certain types of drugs, or even how frequently certain medications can be refilled. Make sure your prescription management plan complies with the appropriate laws and makes the process as accurate and efficient as possible for your patients.
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