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While most people basically know what a pharmacist does, most pharmacists want patients to know more. Everyone has seen their pharmacists standing behind the counter
As the return to school approaches, there are a number of ways you can have your child(ren) have a safe, happy, and healthy school year.
Walking is often recommended by health care professionals for a number of reasons. It is a great way to get moving and doesn’t create excess
Summer is the season for vacation, a time when families and friends gather along the seashore to enjoy water play and make memories together. It
All over the country, hot humid conditions prevail this time of year, and as you know Florida is no exception. Sometimes the conditions can too
High Blood Pressure, medically termed Hypertension, are not the words you are hoping to hear from your physician at your routine check-up. The truth is
Here in Florida, and all across the globe, skin cancer a concern. As the most common cancer, the concern is well-founded. In the United States
Stress, everyone has it, though everyone wants less of it! In all likelihood, you are already working on ways of reducing the stress you experience,
SPF, UVA, UVB, what does it all mean and why is it so important when selecting your sunscreen? If you find yourself asking the question,
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a condition that plagues many people, causing digestive issues like constipation, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and more. When IBS flares, it
Your eyes are important, after all, you rely on them to see. More vital, your eyes are part of your body’s overall health and well-being,
As word of the opioid crisis continues to trouble and intrigue the country, drug experts are anticipating a new epidemic on the horizon. Stimulants like
A healthier life is in reach! In fact, the power to positively influence your health and well-being is in your hands. It is found in
If you follow the news at all, you have likely seen news reports regarding sleep. For years, eight hours was the magic number thought to
The National Institute of Mental Health reports that more than 18 percent of adults in the United States suffer from anxiety disorder. Of course, this
