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Apr

Tips for Coping with Spring Allergy Season

Spring means flower buds and blooming trees — and if you’re one of the millions of people who have seasonal allergies, it also means sneezing, congestion, runny nose and other bothersome symptoms. Seasonal allergies — also called hay fever and allergic rhinitis — can make you miserable. Try these simple strategies to keep seasonal allergies...
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22
Mar

Men’s Health Webinar: Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Options for Erectile Dysfunction and Male Incontinence

Join us for a FREE Men’s Health Webinar! Learn about a treatment for erectile dysfunction beyond medication that hundreds of thousands of men have chosen as a way to return to themselves and an active sex life. Also, learn about a treatment for male urinary incontinence beyond pads or diapers that hundreds of thousands of...
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15
Jan

7 Steps to a Healthy Winter Season

  We want to make sure you stay healthy and happy this winter. From getting good amounts of sleep, to eating healthy to exercising, there are many things you can do to stay healthy. Here are 7 tips for staying healthy this winter. Don’t Forget to Drink Water – One of the best things you can...
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08
Jun

June is National Safety Month – Learn About Medicine Safety

Medicines can help you feel better and get well when you are sick. But if you don’t follow the directions, medicines can hurt you. You can lower your chances of side effects (unwanted or unexpected effects) from medicines by following directions carefully. Side effects may be mild, like an upset stomach. Other side effects can...
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21
Apr

Six Things You Can Do To Protect The Earth And Your Health

Every year on April 22 we celebrate Earth Day and the importance of protecting our environment.  This year, celebrate Earth Day by improving your health and the Earth. Here are six things you can do:   Bike or Walk Instead of Driving With warmer weather here, take the opportunity to enjoy more time outdoors and...
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15
Feb

Erectile Dysfunction Can Be a Sign of Hidden Heart Disease

Men suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) may think it is a private matter. However, Dr. Evan Goldfischer explains, erectile dysfunction is much more significant than just a personal, sexual issue. “ED can be predictor of a much higher risk of heart disease or stroke within 10 years.” Dr. Goldfischer is a board certified urologist, and...
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