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IBS Awareness Month: Symptoms & Relief
During IBS Awareness Month, organizations and advocates work to raise awareness about IBS and provide education about the condition.
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What is Fluoxetine (Prozac)?
Fluoxetine (Prozac) is a prescription-only antidepressant that is indicated for the treatment of mental health conditions such as depression.
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American Diabetes Alert Day - March 28th
The American Diabetes Association observes Diabetes Alert Day every year on the fourth Tuesday in March to raise awareness about the seriousness of diabetes.
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Why are medications so expensive in the US?
The higher cost of drugs in the US is due to drug patents, lack of single-payer negotiation, medication cost inflation rates, and lack of government regulation.
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UV Nail Lamps May Cause DNA Damage and Cell Mutations
UV nail lamps used to dry gel nails may cause DNA damage and cancer-causing mutations in human cells. Keep read for more information.
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Tracking Pixel: A Potential Cause of PHI Leak
A Tracking Pixel can disclose the Personally Identifiable Information (PHI) of a user to Meta, Google, and other firms, resulting in personalized advertising.
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How much water do you need per day?
There is no hard and fast rule on how much water you should drink daily. But your lifestyle and activity level can help you estimate the right amount.
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How long should a cold last?
Cold symptoms begin 8 to 10 hours after exposure but can take up to 3 days to peak. Colds usually last 7 to 10 days but can last up to three weeks.
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COVID-19 Rapid Tests: Where to Find Them and How to Choose
You can get a COVID-19 rapid test at any community-based testing center, healthcare provider’s office, local pharmacy, and many supermarkets.
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The Benefits of Vitamin D, the Sunshine Vitamin
100 years ago, Vitamin D was discovered as an essential vitamin for bone and teeth growth and development. it may help fight disease and support weight loss.
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National Nutrition Month – March 2023
National Nutrition Month is held in March to educate the public on the importance of a balanced diet and exercise.
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FDA Proposes New Guidelines for Blood Donations
The FDA's new guidelines for blood donation are due to a shortfall in blood supply and to move toward a gender-inclusive and individual risk-based approach.
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How to Afford Psychiatry Without Insurance
Since mental health is total health, it is risky to put your health on the line because of the cost. Find out how you can get free or low-cost psychiatry.
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6 Steps to Better Sleep - National Sleep Awareness Week
National Sleep Awareness Week is an annual event produced by the National Sleep Foundation to help educate people on the importance of sleep health.
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Multiple Sclerosis Education and Awareness Month
March is Multiple Sclerosis education and awareness month. A time for people to gain accurate information and a better understanding of the disease.
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Is gabapentin considered a painkiller?
Gabapentin is approved for the treatment of nerve pain such as postherpetic neuralgia but is neither an opioid nor a painkiller.
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DOJ Takes Down Hive Ransomware Group
Hive ransomware is a notorious cybercriminal group known for its aggressive attack on healthcare, among other sectors. Find out how the DOJ took them down.
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Walmart COVID Vaccine and Booster Appointments Near You
You can now schedule your COVID-19 vaccine and booster appointment at a Walmart near you. Here’s everything you need to know.
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FDA Panel Endorses Updated COVID Shots for All, Regardless of Vaccination Status
The monovalent COVID-19 vaccine will be phased out in favor of bivalent vaccines due to its improved effectiveness and ease of use.
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What Are Patient Assistance Programs?
Patient assistance programs are provided by pharmaceutical manufacturers to help low-income patients to afford their medications.
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Can I get a prescription without seeing a doctor?
You must consult a doctor to get a prescription. But you don’t need to visit a doctor to get a prescription. What does this mean?
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