Roy Bragadeste, a husband and father, was living in Seattle and enjoying what many would describe as a relatively normal life, working, spending time with his wife, kids and dog, and enjoying the outdoors. The idea of a cancer diagnosis was far from his mind, but that is exactly what happened. During an epic storm …
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Aging is a natural part of life, and you can see it in the lines on your face and gray hairs on your head. However, while you may focus on the external signs of aging, the truth is that humans age from the inside out, starting in our cells. As your cells age, you age. …
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Sponsored by GSK. Nurses use their knowledge, training and compassion to help patients cope with the most difficult times in their lives. Retired nurses, Peg and Debbie, share their stories of how they adjusted from nurse to patient after being diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer, along with their advice for anyone impacted by the disease. …
If you or a loved one needs surgery, you may worry most about what happens during the surgery itself. But as healthcare providers are aware, the most vulnerable times for patient care are actually after surgery when patients are still in the hospital or recently discharged from the intensive care unit (ICU). “We’ve made a …
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Menopause is a natural transition every woman goes through. Yet, it remains misunderstood and often misidentified. A groundbreaking study of more than 32,000 women may revolutionize this. The study, conducted by Phenology — a pioneering women’s health brand that provides non-hormonal menopause solutions — offers insights that debunk some of the most prevalent myths surrounding …
Sponsored by Sanofi November is American Diabetes Month — a time to come together to bring attention to the different types of diabetes that impact millions of people’s lives. Approximately one in 10 Americans (37.3 million people total) have diabetes. While as many as 95% of these cases are classified as type 2 diabetes, the …
Did you know the most dangerous part of riding a school bus is when children get on or off the bus? Between distracted driving, the end of Daylight Saving Time and the busy holiday season, children are at greater risk this time of year, especially when drivers illegally pass a stopped school bus as it …
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The holiday season brings a sense of excitement and togetherness, but preparing for lively gatherings or traveling can present distinctive safety challenges. “Anyone preparing for guests should be mindful of how they organize their celebrations and understand the coverage provided by their insurance policies,” said Bonnie Lee, Vice President of Property Claims for Mercury Insurance. …
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It’s common to hear people say they feel overwhelmed by the idea of being physically active, and that they have no idea where to start. That sense of pressure can be discouraging and cause many people to postpone making positive changes in their behavior. The unfortunate truth is that physical inactivity takes a significant toll …
Each November, Diabetes Awareness Month serves as an opportunity to foster important conversations around diabetes and help educate those who may be at risk for developing it. If you’re currently living with diabetes, it’s also important to understand your risk for other health issues — like pneumococcal pneumonia — and how you can take action …
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