Summer Sickness: Sore/Strep Throat & Fevers

Summer Sickness: Sore/Strep Throat & Fevers

Summer is fun with many outdoor activities, vacations, and family gatherings. But sometimes, we can get sick even during the sunny season. One common problem is a sore throat, sometimes strep throat. Fevers are also a common symptom of summer sickness.  This blog will discuss sore throats and fevers, their causes and symptoms, and how…

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Spring Allergies: What Causes Sneezing and Watery Eyes

Spring is in the air, which means blooming flowers and warmer weather. However, it also brings the dreaded symptoms of spring allergies to millions. Sneezing, watery eyes, and congestion are just a few of the unpleasant side effects of the season. But have you ever wondered why we experience these symptoms? A recent American College…

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Common High Blood Pressure Misconceptions

COMMON HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MISCONCEPTIONS

Every year, at least a thousand people die in America due to high blood pressure (BP), according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). When this condition — also known as hypertension — is left undiagnosed, unchecked and untreated, it can result in complications that lead to heart attack, heart failure, stroke, and…

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Reasons for Failing the Immigration Medical Exam

If you plan on immigrating to a new country, many steps and requirements must be completed before officially calling it your new home. One of these requirements is the immigration medical exam, a crucial part of the immigration process that can sometimes be overlooked or misunderstood. This blog post will dive into what happens at…

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Must-Have Vaccines for Immigration Physicals

Immigrating to a new country can be exciting and overwhelming. The process can take a toll on anyone, from filling out paperwork to packing belongings. A critical step in the immigration process is the immigration physical. This medical examination is required for most immigrants before they can enter a new country. While the thought of…

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