Recent Blogs
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Exercise and Wellness
9 Ways a Morning Walk Can Boost Your Body, Mind and Spirit
Estimated read time:Learn the ways a regular morning walk can lead to whole-health benefits to last you a lifetime.
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Health Care
How is GERD Surgically Treated?
Estimated read time:Learn about the long-term effects of GERD, how to best care for yourself if you have it and surgical options for GERD.
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Public Health
What to Do If You’re Evacuated: Preparing to Leave
Estimated read time:Disasters come in many forms. Floods. Tornadoes. Hurricanes. Wildfires. In many different types of emergencies, your local authorities may ask you to evacuate your home. It can be very stressful to...
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Public Health
Is It RSV? Caring for Your Child’s Viral Infection
Estimated read time:Learn about RSV symptoms, how to treat them at home, and when an RSV infection may require a trip to the emergency room.
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Family and Friends
What to Do if Your Child Swallows a Lithium Battery
Estimated read time:Learn about the dangers of small batteries for children, symptoms of ingestion, steps to take and prevention methods.
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Health Care
5 Questions to Ask After an HIV Diagnosis
Estimated read time:Find answers to five common questions to ask your provider following an HIV diagnosis.
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Health Care
Limb Differences in Children
Estimated read time:We believe every child is whole just the way they are, and we’re here to help those we treat realize their inherent wholeness. We also know that growing up already comes with its pre-packaged set of...
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Health Care
Get Moving: 10 Extra Minutes of Exercise Saves Lives
Estimated read time:Did you know that an extra 10 minutes of movement per day can help you live longer? So, skip the elevator, walk up the stairs and see more ways to get moving in our blog.
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Family and Friends
How to Help Your Kids Have a Healthy School Year
Estimated read time:Even in uncertain times, a new school year brings a sense of possibility and hope. Here’s how to set your children up for a healthy, successful school year as they return to their classrooms this fall...