The month of January is dedicated as cervical cancer awareness and prevention month, which can help protect women from HPV and cervical cancer.
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Benefits, risks of taking daily low-dose aspirin
The Harvard Medical School notes the benefits and potential risks of taking daily low-dose aspirin.
Read MoreReduce your risk for Alzheimer’s
What is this disorder and how can you take steps today to prevent the onset?
Read MoreProper health care essential for spinal cord injury
The World Health Organization stresses the importance of adequate health insurance to help cover unexpected accidents, especially spinal cord injury.
Read MoreFive secrets for quitting smoking in 2014
With the help from the American Lung Association, make 2014 the year you begin a new, smoke-free life.
Read MoreIs chronic sinusitis serious?
What happens in the winter to our sinuses and what type of home remedies can we use to feel more comfortable.
Read MoreHeart disease, stroke continue to threaten U.S. health
The American Heart Association revealed that heart disease and stroke are two leading causes of death in the U.S., but controlling seven key factors can reduce one’s risk while also reducing the cost of their health insurance.
Read MoreHow to get life insurance when you have osteoarthritis
Estimated 50 million US adults suffer with osteoarthritis
Read MoreIs it too late to improve your memory?
When memory loss occurs for those over 50, the first reaction is the fear of dementia.
Read MoreMiddle-income America not ready for critical illness costs
A full 90 percent of middle-income Americans are not ready for the financial hardship posed by a critical illness diagnosis. They don’t have enough savings on hand and don’t have long-term care insurance or critical illness insurance to help defray the cost, according to a recent study by the Washington National Institute for Wellness Solutions. The study, Middle-Income America’s Perspectives on Critical Illness and Financial Security, which surveyed 1,001 Americans ages 30 to 66 with an annual…
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