… s now known that if we listen to sounds that are too loud for too long, we create permanent injury to our ears — even as a child. This injury may not show up on the …
… chemicals. Some may also contain THC or CBD.How it works: The device heats the liquid to create an aerosol (often mistakenly called vapor) that’s inhaled.The health risks: Vaping’s health risks include …
… how much you drink and which medications you take. They can identify potential problems and help you create a treatment plan to ease your back pain.“Making healthy lifestyle choices, including the decisions you make …
… One issue with acne is that when our skin cells turn over, they clog the pores and create a blackhead or whitehead and then go on to form acne lesions,” she points out. “Adapalene keeps …
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… and we support them and guide them in each of these different domains of emotion,” she adds.Create physical memorialsPhysical memorials are one of the easiest ways to remember a pet. When Dr. Sullivan’s …
If you’ve ever experienced swelling, skin color changes or even throbbing pain in your extremities, you may be experiencing poor blood circulation. Typically felt in your arms, hands, legs and feet, poor blood circulation …
If the eyes are the windows of the soul, then skin might be the window to our age.As we grow older, our skin can gradually become looser and more flaccid.But when skin begins …
We’ve all done things we regret to get noticed. Laughed a little too loud for a little too long. Rolled our school-issued gym shorts all the way up. Made an ill-advised joke …
Nearly 60% of children around the world share a common pain — headaches.We’re not just talking about slight discomfort either. These are significant headaches, the type of intense throbbing that makes it difficult for …
Are you worrying more about losing your balance as you get older? It’s perfectly normal to worry about falling — and it does happen more often as people age.But you don’t have to …
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