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The Serendipitous Blessings of Cancer
By Jessica Scott Turner as told to Tina Withrow If a cancer survivor had told me how “blessed” they were in spite of having cancer when I received my cancer diagnosis, I might have rolled […]
Month: April 2015
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Social Media is no Longer About Just Keeping up With Friends and Family: It’s About Your Job
By Richard Lieberman Have you looked at your friends who are active social media users and thought that they are wasting their time on a silly, frivolous hobby? Perhaps they are wiser than you think. […]
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Do prescription medications cause more bad than good?
Courtesy Texas Star Pharmacy By Angela Nguyen, Pharm D. Candidate 2015 Have you had unresolved symptoms or unexplained conditions after seeing multiple doctors? “I have a weird taste in my mouth, there is a burning […]
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Shedding Light on a Great Cause: Family Compass Expands to Collin County
Providing critical social services that protect the children of Collin County Courtesy Family Compass Many of us who make our homes in Collin County enjoy all that it has to offer and can understand why […]
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Understanding Neuropathy
By Chantell Peterson Do you or someone you know experience pain, tingling, burning or numbness in your feet? There can be many contributing factors but one that is complicated and often seen without being diagnosed, […]
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5 Ways to Amp Up your Diet Resolution
Weight-loss wagering contest winners have these five things in common that made the difference between diet failure and success By Merilee Kern As health-seekers strategize their diet and fitness approaches, there are a few simple […]
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Small adjustments to your health pay off big
By Dr. Tyler Cooper Two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese and a shocking one-third of our children are. The sad fact: this leads directly to diseases like type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and many […]
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Fitness Defies Aging
By Jana Brock, M.D. Do you know someone who seems to defy the laws of aging? Someone who remains in top physical shape well beyond their peers — and years? You might think this person […]
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Paying for Long-Term Care
By Lori Leu, Erin Peirce, and Lauren Olson Long-term care in the United States is currently one of the most uncertain issues faced by seniors. As technology evolves, Americans have the ability to live longer, […]
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Dr. John Shoemaker: A dentist for the most complex of dental problems
Courtesy General, Cosmetic, and Implant Dentistry We were looking for a dentist who listened to us; someone who cared about us as a person not a number or a money sign; someone with years of […]