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Protein’s Role in Aging

By Evan Marshall The significance of nutrition in maintaining health and vitality becomes ever more evident as we grow older. Among the various dietary components that contribute to overall well-being, protein stands out as an […]

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North Texas Orthopaedic & Spine (NTOS)

Driven by their motto “Excellence in Motion,” North Texas Orthopaedic and Spine, a group of exceptional medical professionals, shape the region’s healthcare by reshaping lives through their focused dedication and unyielding commitment to comprehensive patient […]

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Stephen P. Courtney, MD: Advanced Spine Center

For board-certified, fellowship trained orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. Stephen P. Courtney, patients come first. It’s an ethos that developed early on in his life and one that has helped guide him in his journey to earn a distinguished reputation among his professional colleagues, medical peers and, most importantly, his patients. […]

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Diabetes: Type 1 vs. Type 2

As someone who has loved ones wrestling with the symptoms of diabetes, I became aware that many individuals don’t know there are two types of diabetes, let alone know about their differences. This can be dangerous as they may not recognize the symptoms in themselves because diabetes can strike anyone. […]

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Healthy Hearts Foster Healthy Brains

In our pursuit of a healthier life, we often segregate our focus on different parts of our body. Yet, it’s crucial to recognize the interconnectedness of our bodily systems. A shining example of this interplay is the relationship between heart health and brain health. By managing your heart health, you are not just taking steps to prevent cardiovascular diseases but also significantly enhancing your brain function and reducing the risk of cognitive decline. […]

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Reduce Your Inflammation

Understanding Inflammation Inflammation is your body’s way of responding to injury, illness, or stress. When you experience acute inflammation, it’s usually a short-term response that signals your body to heal. Think of the redness and […]

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Fall Prevention: Avoiding Severe Health Ramifications

Trips, stumbles, and minor tumbles may not seem like a big deal when you’re younger. But, for seniors, any fall has the potential to result in severe injury or a health crisis. According to the Centers for Disease Control, a senior over the age of 65 falls every second of every day. One in five falls ends in serious injury. So understanding the risk factors that lead to both fatal and nonfatal falls and taking precautions are vital to avoid the potentially debilitating consequences seniors can face.  […]