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Types of Diabetes: Risk Factors and Treatment

Types of Diabetes: Risk Factors and Treatment

Diabetes is generally defined as elevated blood sugar, but since there are many causes of elevated blood sugar, it’s classified into different types. Type 1 diabetes occurs when your body cannot make insulin or can only make a very small amount of insulin. Type 2...

What to Do After a Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis

What to Do After a Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis

Following a diabetes diagnosis, your doctor is likely going to encourage you to make smart lifestyle changes. You’ll be urged to choose healthier foods and becoming more physically active. You might have to regularly monitor your blood glucose, as well as getting...

How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and a Cold

How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and a Cold

If you live in Texas, you only have to walk outside to know that allergy season has begun. Green and yellow tree pollen and ragweed have coated almost everything in sight. If you're feeling symptoms like itchy eyes or a runny nose, you might be quick to attribute them...

Top 3 Misconceptions About the Flu Vaccine

Top 3 Misconceptions About the Flu Vaccine

For those of you unlucky enough to have suffered from the flu in the past, you know how terrible it can be. While it may only span a few days for some, complications like bacterial infections can cause serious symptoms to linger for weeks. Chances are you’ve gotten a...

Your Introduction to First Aid 101

Your Introduction to First Aid 101

First aid refers to medical attention administered immediately after an injury occurs. It often consists of a short-term treatment and requires minimal equipment or training. There are many uses for first aid, and it’s smart to keep yourself educated on the basics. ...

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