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Advice from Dr. Stanwix: Late 50s Low Libido
Middle Age Musings Dear Dr. Stanwix, My husband and I have not made love in over a year. We are both in our late 50s and both seem to be simply not interested in sex […]
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OrthoTexas: A Private Practice Weathering the Storm of Hospital Consolidation
With the tidal wave of hospital consolidation in healthcare, there’s a public perception that patients don’t have a choice when selecting a specialist anymore––this simply is not true. Physician owned, in-network practices continue to thrive […]
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Adapting to Hearing Devices
By Dr. Amin Musani Discovering you have a hearing loss and adjusting to hearing devices can be overwhelming. Most people do not simply lose their hearing overnight. Rather, the hearing loss gradually develops over several […]
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Urinary Incontinence––No More Accidents
Courtesy of Total Patient Care Have you ever been embarrassed by accidentally wetting your pants? Relax, you are not alone. You may have a surprising common condition referred to as Urinary Incontinence. During urination, the […]
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Therapy Professionals and their Roles
By Twin Creeks Hospital The leadership of Twin Creeks Hospital understands the importance of providing quality rehabilitative care to their patients. Phillip Pritzker, Occupational Therapist and Director of Therapy, strives to staff Twin Creeks Hospital […]
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Living Well with Hypertension
By Susan Stell High blood pressure (also known as hypertension) is a condition in which the force of blood against the artery walls is too strong. High blood pressure adds to the workload of your […]
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What is Glaucoma? Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
By Plano Eye Associates Glaucoma is a group of diseases that can lead to damage of the eye’s optic nerve and result in blindness. Open-angle glaucoma, the most common form, affects about three million Americans—half […]
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Acid Reflux––Not Enough Acid?
By Dr. Brian Helland It occurred to me while working with a patient that too often we don’t connect the dots enough for our patients. I was adjusting a T6 subluxation on a patient (a […]
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Anatomical Gifts and the Impact on Funeral Tributes
Anatomical Gifts and the Impact on Funeral Tributes By Rick Allen We have all heard the saying, “It’s better to give than to receive.” Giving with a generous heart often warms the soul of the […]
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Long, Vigorous Hikes Take Toll on Feet and Ankles
By Nicole Hancock, MD, Complete Foot and Ankle Care of North Texas, PA As the weather heats up, hikers and hunters nationwide migrate to mountains, woods and fields. Unfortunately many are ill prepared for the beating […]