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Managing ENT Pain Part III: Throat Pain and Headaches

Aside from having a few too many glasses of wine the night before, more often than not the source of many headaches can be traced to problems in the...
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It’s not Over yet: How to Stay Healthy this Flu Season

Flu season is always the time of the year that we dread the most....
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6 Foods to Avoid if you have Hashimoto’s Disease

Do you or one of your family members have Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis? When you are...
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Managing ENT Pain Part II: Nose Pain and Headaches

Headaches are not just uncomfortable. They’re expensive. In this second installment of our series...
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It’s not Over yet: How to Stay Healthy this Flu Season

Flu season is always the time of the year that we dread the most. Missing work and school, the inability to eat or get...

Chronic Pain and Your Immune System

Pain can be thought of as your body's own alarm system. When you experience pain, your brain signals the alarm that triggers the "fight...

Here’s What You Need to Know About Obamacare

If you're one of the people still confused about the Affordable Care Act otherwise known as Obamacare you've got plenty of company. The April...

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