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Mom Always Loved You Best––An exploration of the human and humane side of families, parents and death
Join Jill Klancke & David Cook as they explore family relationships when death, possessions and money matters are involved. […]
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What Physician Ownership Means to the Patient––Heritage Park Surgical Hospital
When choosing the facility you have surgery in, options can become daunting. Do you understand the differences in facilities to make the most educated decision? One of the main differences of facilities in Texoma is Heritage Park Surgical Hospital, a physician-owned hospital. There are many advantages to physician ownership: cutting-edge technology, specialty surgery teams and faster care with better service. […]
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Know your numbers––Cooper Clinic
Forget the actual process for getting your blood drawn, figuring out what your lab results mean can be just as scary and overwhelming! With so many acronyms, numbers and ranges, it can be difficult to keep track of your health levels. […]
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Orthopedic Associates: Commitment to Excellent Care
For the past seven years, Dr. Vidal has also valued her role as part of the Orthopedics Associates team. Each of the eight physicians is fellowship trained and highly qualified in providing expert, personal and state-of-the art care to their patients. As a medical group, their specialties cover a spectrum of areas related to sports medicine and bone and joint health, restoration and maintenance.
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Depression is more common than you think––Solace Counseling
Depression is a serious illness that affects people in many different ways. Unfortunately, those suffering from Depression may not even recognize they have it, as the symptoms and feelings associated with the disease manifest in a multitude of different ways. “I’m working too hard,” “I don’t sleep enough,” “I have no energy,” and finally, “I have no desire to do anything.” These are all common expressions that I hear from people visiting my office, most of whom are unclear as to why they are even seeing me. […]
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Healthy Aging: Stay Involved, Be Positive and Know Your Neighbors
Whether it’s listening to an iPod, surfing the web or keeping up with the news, staying involved and in tune with the times may help people live a longer life. That’s some of the advice from a poll of older adults who were questioned about the secrets of longevity. Being positive and socializing are additional attributes touted as important factors for a long and healthy life. […]
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Living a Mile High––What You Should Know About Skin Cancer and Your Risk
You live in one of the sunniest locations in the United States, where year round the sun is shining during daylight hours more than 70% of the time. This is an amazing gift for active Coloradans who enjoy spending time outdoors. However, this gift comes with risk. Sun damage and skin cancer are very real concerns in the Mile High City. […]
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What You Need to Know About Joint Replacements–––Dallas Limb Restoration Center
The number of joint replacements in the United States is increasing, especially in the last five years. Replacements are allowing more patients to be active and live a better lifestyle in most cases. However, despite good results overall, there are things you should know and look for when choosing your orthopedic surgeon. […]
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Colorado Springs Orthopaedic Group – Dr. Ron Hollis Q&A with Colorado Springs LIVING WELL Magazine
Colorado Springs Orthopaedic Group – Dr. Ron Hollis Q&A with Colorado Springs LIVING WELL Magazine Dr. Ron Hollis is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist. He received his Bachelors from the University […]
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How to Keep from Outliving Your Assets––Herb White
When 80-year-old Peter’s family looked into his assets after he died, they were shocked to discover he only had $4,000 left. Where had his money gone? They knew he’d had a good-sized nest egg when he retired, and they assumed he was in good shape. Peter was not a wild spender in his later years, so they were doubly surprised. How could this have happened? […]