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It can be very difficult to get your kids to take care of their teeth, at least it was with mine, and it is a process which is absolutely necessary, but not exactly easy. Here in California, especially San Diego and Los Angeles, there is a very conscious attitude to teaching people about great oral care and despite how many people went into my kid’s schools to talk about it, they just didn’t really seem to care. The one person who has helped massively is Dr. Kami Hoss, who works out of San Diego and who I am more than…

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INTRODUCTION Becoming a nurse is not easy at all. The journey from entering the course and then finishing it is surely full of hurdles, sacrifices, and competitions. But, this is not the end as once you enter the practical side you come across all those difficulties and more. The real thing is to bring all your theory that you’ve learned into practice, which is way more overwhelming and unpredictable. This is because real-life scenarios involve actual people their emotions and are completely different and challenging than the theories. So, this time of your life is filled with promises and so…

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It’s only natural to be curious about CBD products, as they’re so popular and widespread. When you see them on the shelf in your local health food shop or pharmacy, or online with a specialist retailer like Dayzed, it’s easy to be tempted to splash out. As with any health supplement, though, it’s important to be informed and to make sure you’re choosing supplements that can really help you. Today we’re turning our attention to CBD and asking what it can do for you so you can decide if it’s the right option. What is CBD? CBD is a shortening…

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When you live with chronic pain, you know how much of a negative impact it has on your life. With this in mind, wouldn’t you like to stop the disruptions sooner than later? If you have been trying to find a solution to the pain but have come up short, will you continue to keep looking? It is important to remember that chronic pain does not have to rule your life 24/7. So, is it time you found a solution to the problem? Don’t Exhaust All Your Options In looking to put chronic pain in its place, how many different…

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When you pause for a moment and look at your medical practice, are you happy with what you see? Running such a practice can mean long hours and stress along the way. That said being a physician can be one of the most rewarding careers out there. So, are you taking all the need measures to make your medical practice as successful as possible? Protect Yourself Against Potential Trouble Being a physician means long hours and dealing with some challenging medical cases. As a result, you have to protect what you have worked so hard for. With that in mind,…

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Dry needling is not a new technique of physical muscular pain treatment. It dates back to ancient times when such procedures were conventional. In modern times, the more we study about dry needling, the more we understand the benefits it has. Today it has expanded its uses in particular muscle pain treatment and physical injuries. The therapy addresses everything from back pain to sports injuries and migraines. Dry needling proves beneficial for muscle, ligament, tendon, and joint issues for physicians and patients alike. As more practitioners utilize this treatment, it is essential to know the basics of the procedure, what to…

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According to recent reports, the protein binding assay market is projected to experience significant growth over the next six to ten years. For the most part, this growth is due to an ever-increasing number of uses for protein binding assays across multiple different sectors of scientific testing and research. To understand why this market is accelerating at such a rapid pace, it is important to understand what a protein binding assay is, how it is used, and the purposes behind the studies that use it. What Is a Protein Binding Assay? An assay is a procedure performed to investigate, assess,…

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Getting a terminal illness diagnosis is devastating in every way imaginable. After getting the worst news of your life, you will be hit by a tornado of confusing and conflicting emotions. It is natural to feel hopeless and helpless at such a difficult time. But whilst there’s nothing we can say to change your situation, there are some things you can do to try and help yourself and the people around you through it. Let yourself wallow This may seem a little bit counterintuitive, but before you can even think about buckling up and being strong, you should give yourself…

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When I first entered the world of work I realized that I was just getting stressed out far too easily and taken on the burden of both my own issues and those around me. It reached a point where I couldn’t continue and so I went to speak to Dr. Richard Soper, our family doctor, to discuss what I could do about my stress levels and how I could relax. Dr. Soper gave me so many options to try and eventually I found the methods which worked best for me. I have shared these methods with family and friends and…

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There are a number of birth control methods available to a couple, and there are pros and cons to all of them. With the development of no scalpel vasectomy procedures, vasectomies are becoming a chose that is much easier to make. What Does a No Scalpel Vasectomy Involve? First its worth knowing what a scalpel vasectomy involves. Basically an incision is made in the scrotum to access the vas deferens ducts, which are then severed and restructured so that sperm cannot leave the testicles. Recovery is painful and can take several weeks, often with no activity recommended over that period…

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