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The Brittle Bone Disease
If the bone becomes excessively brittle and prone to fracture, the condition may be classified as osteoporosis. This bone thinning disorder is common among postmenopausal… Continue Reading
Innovations In Cataract Surgery
Cataract surgery has been around for at least 2,500 years. Modern cataract surgery has been influenced by a steady stream of innovation over the past… Continue Reading
Step Outside To Walk Or Run
People enjoy walking or running for a number of reasons. For many, it's a simple form of exercise. For some, it's about “the freedom of… Continue Reading
Good Customer Service
Recently, I had the experience of asking three young people, in their 20's, if they had ever heard the term, “The customer is always right”…. Continue Reading
The "Slipped" Disc
These rings of fibrous tissue have jelly-like centers that act like “ball bearings.” They separate each vertebra, permit the natural curves of the spine and… Continue Reading
Food As Fuel Carbohydrates, Fats and Proteins
This month, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics encourages people to make healthy choices with National Nutrition Month. Understanding nutrients and the roles they play… Continue Reading
Your Scar What's Under There?
Whether you got it when you crashed your bike at age seven or when you had major surgery at 50, everyone has scars. They can… Continue Reading
Hypnosis FAQ's
Can everyone be hypnotized? All of us naturally go in and out of trance states every day without noticing or thinking about it daydreaming, watching… Continue Reading
Could LASIK Improve My Appearance?
Well, the answer is maybe. Of course, the main reason to have LASIK eye surgery is for its vision correction benefits. But improving your appearance… Continue Reading
Ever Heard Of Careology?
Earth has been populated by humans for about 200,000 years. During that time mankind has learned to care for their young, their ill, and their… Continue Reading
