3 Types Of Organizations To Improve Healthcare In Other Countries
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18 November 2017
You may be interested in making a donation or volunteering your time to help improve healthcare in other countries, such as through a Kenyan charity. There are numerous agendas you can choose to support that may set these countries on a path to improve the quality of life and reduce mortality rates.
Vaccinations And Clean Water
Some organizations choose to focus on increasing vaccination rates and providing citizen of developing countries with access to clean drinking water.
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Assisted Living Memory Care: A Look At Common Questions
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17 October 2017
Seeing your beloved family member lose their memory to age, dementia, or Alzheimer's disease is scary. Even more terrifying for many family members is the idea that their loved one will no longer be able to care for theirself or they won't be able to effectively care for them. Thankfully, there are memory care options available in the form of assisted living facilities that specialize in this kind of care for aging senior citizens.
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What You Need To Know About Costume Contact Lenses
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17 October 2017
Many people think costume contact lenses are a great way to add pizzazz to a costume. However, many people obtain these lenses from costume shops without knowing of the potential dangers. Before you use non-prescription contact lenses, you should be aware of the risks so you can make an educated decision about your health.
Oxygen Depravation
Your eyes need oxygen to maintain their health. When you purchase non-prescription lenses for a costume, you're getting lenses that may, or may not, fit your eye.
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26 September 2017
Whether you have been wearing glasses for years or have perfect 20/20 vision, an annual eye exam is recommended to maintain your vision. Having an ophthalmologist perform an eye care exam only takes a short moment but getting information on what you need to do to maintain your ocular health will benefit you into your senior years. If you just want to schedule your eye exam and then go back to your regular everyday life, here's what to do.
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