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The Flu Vaccine: It’s Worth A Shot!

January 8, 2016 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on The Flu Vaccine: It’s Worth A Shot!

By Samantha Hartings, PharmD Candidate Imagine the worst body aches you have ever experienced while sneezing, coughing, and sweating profusely followed up with chills, a fever, and vomiting. That describes the flu. The best way […]

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Digital Photography: Three Simple Steps to Improve Your Images

January 6, 2016 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on Digital Photography: Three Simple Steps to Improve Your Images

By Stacy Apple The marriage between digital imaging and the smart phone has created prolific growth in the world of photography. In fact, Facebook announced in 2013 that its users had uploaded more than 250 […]

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What’s the Link between Hearing Loss and Diabetes?

January 4, 2016 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on What’s the Link between Hearing Loss and Diabetes?

By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D. According to the American Diabetes Association, it’s estimated that 25.8 million Americans (children and adults) have diabetes. That’s 8.3% of the population. There are certainly many complications from diabetes that are […]

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Breast Cancer from the Inside Out

January 1, 2016 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on Breast Cancer from the Inside Out

By Vance Dell, MD, FACR; Cooper Clinic One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point during her lifetime. Roughly 40,000 women in the United States will die of the disease […]

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Mind, Body, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

December 30, 2015 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on Mind, Body, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

By Julie Alvira, MD, MBA There has always been a difference between eastern vs. western medicine. Eastern thinks mind and body are connected while western believes there is a separation. Even with lots of medical […]

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The Price for Forgiveness

December 28, 2015 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on The Price for Forgiveness

By Michelle Wallace July 14, 2003 is a day that changed their lives forever. Stephanie was returning home from a family vacation with her mom, stepdad, and a friend, when a young girl crossed lanes […]

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A Holiday Heart-to-Heart

December 25, 2015 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on A Holiday Heart-to-Heart

By Lori Leu, Erin Peirce, and Lauren Olson During the holiday season, we are reminded that the gifts we cherish the most don’t come wrapped in a box. Rather, it is the time we spend […]

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The Effects of Nutrients on Emotional Well-being and the Brain

December 21, 2015 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on The Effects of Nutrients on Emotional Well-being and the Brain

By Georgia Smith, MA In 2012 I attended a continuing education course on the effects of specific nutrients in relation to mental health and brain functions. My first impression was there must be factual and […]

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10 Signs Your Aging Parent Can’t Live Alone

December 18, 2015 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on 10 Signs Your Aging Parent Can’t Live Alone

10 Signs Your Aging Parent Can’t Live Alone By Carolyn A. Brent, MBA It’s a sad reality that, as we age, we become less independent than we once were––but for most blessed with longevity, it’s […]

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Why You Don’t Want A Handwritten Will

December 17, 2015 LIVING WELL Magazine Comments Off on Why You Don’t Want A Handwritten Will

By Craig Watson Jim knew his mother’s health was declining rapidly. Jim’s father had died without a Will so his Dad’s probate was more costly and took longer. Jim assumed his mother Sally also lacked […]

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