Stress: It Impacts Your Health

Posted on: 3 August 2016

If you deal with pain, especially joint pain or issues with your back and neck, you may notice that it gets harder to move as time goes on. If you are on medication for your pain and you live in a state that has approved medical cannabis, you may be interested in trying medical marijuana for your pain issues. There are a number of ways to receive treatment via cannabis, however, one of the ways that you may want to take cannabis for pain is through oil and lotion.
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Posted on: 22 July 2016

Being severely overweight can be a source of low self-esteem and potentially serious health complications. Sadly, there are many people that will struggle with maintaining a healthy weight. Some individuals might fail to appreciate the benefits of receiving professional treatment for weight loss. However, these individuals may not be sure of what they should expect from these programs, and if this is true for you, the following answers to a couple of questions about non-surgical weight-loss programs may help you to better evaluate this option.
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Posted on: 12 July 2016

If you are the manager of a hospital or another large healthcare provider, you likely spend a ton of money on medical equipment. Medical equipment is expensive because a lot of it required years to develop, is perfectly calibrated, and is specially made. This can cause your medical equipment costs to get out of control. Here are some tips for making sure that you don't blow your budget but manage to get everything you need to provide a superior level of care.
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Posted on: 25 June 2016

Children that suffer with the condition dyslexia generally have trouble with reading, but many of them also display some trouble with speech. Many dyslexic children possess above average or higher intelligence. Dyslexic children perceive and process information in a different way. Learn more about how a speech pathologist can help your dyslexic child with any of his or her speech troubles. Speech Pathologists Help Your Child With Phonics A speech pathologist is trained to teach your dyslexic child phonics and helps them practice them in both reading and speaking.
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