Kicking Cancer: Understanding The Treatment Process

Posted on: 9 February 2016

When considering having a hair removal procedure, it is important to think about the options available to you. There are typically two types of hair removal procedures used in medi-spas and dermatology clinics-intense pulse light and laser hair removal. Each of these has their benefits and drawbacks: Intense Pulse Light Intense pulse light is a form of hair removal that uses a powerful flash tube that delivers a photon emission that can remove hair on the body.
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Posted on: 22 January 2016

Varicose veins, veins that have become enlarged and twisted due to improper blood flood, can be unsightly as well as painful. Varicose veins most often occur in the legs, and if you have noticed the appearance and pain of varicose veins on your legs, you might be wondering what your options are. Varicose veins cannot be cured. However, they can be treated. There are a number of different vein treatments to help lessen the appearance and pain of varicose veins.
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Posted on: 6 January 2016

The average doses of medication sold by pharmacies will work for many people, but there are cases where a compounding pharmacy is the best choice. Here are some cases where you should visit a compounding pharmacy.  When the Dosage is Incorrect for Your Size Mass produced medication is designed to meet the needs of most users. If you fall well outside the range of a normal adult, you may need to have the medication made in a smaller or larger dose than usual.
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Posted on: 22 December 2015

Caring for an Alzheimer's patient is a challenging and sometimes heart-wrenching experience. This is especially true if you are caring for a parent or loved one. You'll need to fortify yourself with knowledge and awareness to stand up to the challenge of giving an Alzheimer's patient the best possible care. Being aware of the following commonly made mistakes is a good start to educating yourself regarding Alzheimer's care.  1. Doing everything for the Alzheimer's patient
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