Don’t Let Apnea Steal Your Sweet Dreams
Most people who have sleep apnea don’t realize it; this disorder only occurs during sleep.
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Keeping Your Voice Safe and Sound
What makes your voice unique as a fingerprint, how it works, and how to care for your voice to avoid future problems.
Hearing Aids Can Help
Hearing aids can’t restore your hearing the way that reading glasses correct vision but, a hearing aid can help you by making sounds louder.
JustFoodForDogs recalls Three Dog Food Meals in All Sizes
JFFD uses 100% USDA and other restaurant grade ingredients in all of its pet food, and because the green beans used in these meals may be contaminated, the company is alerting the public.
How to Flush Out Kidney Stones
Everyone is at some risk for developing kidney stones. “It is a very common condition,” says Dr. Ziya Kirkali, a urologist at NIH. “One out of 11 individuals in the U.S. is affected by this disease.”
What’s the Difference Between Bronchitis and Pneumonia?
Bronchitis and pneumonia both involve Inflammation in the chest. Both can cause coughs that bring up a slimy substance called phlegm to help clear out germs and pus. And both can cause shortness of breath and wheezing.
Preventing and Treating Drug Abuse
A substance use problem is a chronic disease that requires lifestyle adjustments and long-term treatment, like diabetes or high blood pressure.
Knowing the Symptoms of Brain Tumors
Brain tumor treatment requires a team of health care professionals.
Keeping Your Gut in Check
Your digestive, or gastrointestinal (GI), tract runs from your mouth to your anus. It’s about 30 feet long and works to break food and drink.
FSCJ Offers Free Oral Cancer Screening
Attendees are invited to the FSCJ Dental Hygiene Clinic for complimentary oral cancer screenings with students under the supervision of clinic dentists.
Dealing with Hurt Feelings and Self Injury
Parents can open conversations with their kids by asking them if they’ve heard of self-harming behaviors or if they know friends who do it.
Coping With Grief – Life After Loss
Connecting to those things that are most important, including the relationship with the person who died, can help you co-exist with the pain of grief.
Keep Your Digestive Juices Flowing
The pancreas lies behind your stomach. It’s surrounded by the intestines, liver, and gallbladder. These neighboring organs work together to help you digest your food.
Addiction and the Brain
The luncheon will be held on February 21, at the Fernandina Beach Police Department’s Community Room located at 1525 Lime street, in Fernandina Beach.
Exploring the Biology of Relationships
Wide-ranging research suggests that strong social ties are linked to a longer life. In contrast, loneliness and social isolation are linked to poorer health, depression, and increased risk of early death.