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How Often Should Adults Visit a Dentist?

Staying healthy involves developing good habits, such as eating nutritious foods and exercising. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle also involves regular medical checkups. Most adults know they should see their...
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THC in Breast Milk: New Study Shows the Active Ingredient Could Stay Up to Six Weeks

A recent study published in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, may remain in breast milk for up to six weeks.
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National Family History Day: Knowing is the Key to Prevention

Did you know the the stories you’ve heard from your family can give you...
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Most Children’s Calories Now Sourced from Ultra-Processed Junk Foods

Paying attention to what your children eat is important. What we choose to put...
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National Family History Day: Knowing is the Key to Prevention

Did you know the the stories you’ve heard from your family can give you important and helpful insight about your long-term health and wellness?...

Physicians Speak Out During National Primary Care Week

Most of us know October is a busy month when it comes to promoting awareness for important health and social concerns. It’s National Breast...

Does Your Doctor Give You Inferior Treatment Because You’re Obese?

One in three Americans is obese, and that number has been steadily growing. Doctors face difficulties in treating patients who are overweight, as sometimes...

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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