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  • Preventing The Spread Of Bacteria In Your Hospital

    Bacteria is present almost everywhere. In a hospital, you, your staff, and your patients will be dealing with bacteria regularly. However, to prevent the spread of bacteria that could cause illnesses and infections, it's smart to consider the following in your protocols. Training for Staff Anytime new employees go through orientation at your hospital, it's likely that they sit through a few classes and are trained on various aspects of work in your facility.
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  • How to Grow Your Massage Therapy Career

    A skilled, guided touch can go a long way toward helping a person's health. That's why massage therapy is such a burgeoning industry right now. Studies show that massage therapy was a $16 billion industry in 2017.  With more people getting on board with forms of health care like acupuncture and cryotherapy, it's a good bet that massage therapy will keep gaining traction. Use these tips to help you become a working, licensed massage therapist.
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  • Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Might Help Your Urinary Incontinence

    Pelvic floor physiotherapy can help with a number of conditions, but one of the more common complaints the therapy treats is urinary incontinence. Incontinence can be caused by pelvic floor muscles that are too tight, too weak, or a combination of both. Here's an overview of how this therapy might help you if you struggle with incontinence. A Therapist Performs An Examination The first step is to assess your pelvic floor muscles.
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  • Discover Headache Relief Through Physiotherapy

    Do you suffer from chronic headaches? If you've tried medication, holistic rituals, dietary changes, and everything else you've gotten feedback about, all hope is not lost. Physiotherapy is an alternative option that might offer you the relief you've been seeking.  Physiotherapy Physiotherapy is a form of medical therapy that is intended to deliver treatment to individuals who suffer from disabilities, injuries, and chronic illnesses, including headaches. Through the treatment, a physiotherapist performs different manipulation techniques, educates their patient on their condition, and provides helpful insight on things he or she can do outside of therapy to help improve their condition.
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  • Ways You Can Get Fresher And Younger Skin Before Your High School Reunion

    One of the events that you will likely attend when you reach adulthood is a high school reunion. Reunions usually start at around 10 years after graduation and occur periodically from there. If you have recently heard rumblings that you have a reunion coming up in the next year or so, you may be equal parts excited and nervous. The nerves may come from the fact that you no longer look exactly like your high school self.
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  • Three Weight Loss Tips To Help You Achieve Your Goals

    Struggling to lose or maintain your weight can be a challenge that many people will find themselves needing to overcome. Unfortunately, it can be common for individuals to overlook some of the options and strategies that can help them in their effort to lose weight. Meal Plan Controlling what you eat is essential for allowing you to effectively lose weight. Unfortunately, many people have schedules that make it difficult for them to cook or prepare food when they are hungry.
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  • How Could an Accomplished Athlete Like You Break a Leg?

    Were you on the ski slopes? Were you playing basketball? Were you being a dare-devil on your bike? For whatever reason you broke your leg, you are probably hearing from your friends the repeated question, How could an accomplished athlete like you break a leg? For that matter, you might even be asking yourself that same question. Nobody ever actually plans to break a body part, right? Whatever you were doing when you broke your leg, you are probably now trying to figure out how to maneuver for the next several weeks or months.
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  • Night Blindness 101: Common Questions For Worried Suffers

    You seem to see just fine when the sun is up or the lights are on, but as quick as darkness falls or a room gets dim, it's almost as if your vision shuts off too. Unfortunately, this is exactly what it feels like to experience night blindness, and it is far more common than most people think. If you suffer from night blindness, you likely have problems with driving late in the day, getting through your home in low light, and even being able to see clearly enough to function as a normal person.
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  • 3 Myths About Your Child's Lazy Eye

    Lazy eye or amblyopia is a common eye disorder that develops in young children. It causes your child's eye to become weak. If you believe your child may be suffering from lazy eye, check out these three myths and learn the truth about amblyopia.  Lazy Eye Is a Disease of the Eye First, lazy eye isn't a disease at all. It is a condition that can occur in perfectly healthy eyes.
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  • 3 Tips To Prepare Yourself For The Flu Shot

    With the fall season here, you may be decorating your home and planning for upcoming holiday gatherings. However, the fall is also an essential time to prepare for flu season. According to the CDC, this year's flu vaccination is an estimated 48 percent effective, so scheduling your shot is key to reducing you and your family's risk of the influenza virus. If you are like many people, you may be frightened over the idea of a shot, but proper preparation is helpful.
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