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Taylor Swift's Mother Has Cancer: What Her Diagnosis Can Teach Us All
Everyone knows Taylor Swift as a pop superstar who creates hit records, but the Grammy-winning singer is also more than that—she’s a daughter who just may have saved her mother’s life.
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Sweet Potato Casserole
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Vegan Sweet Potato Brownies
Looking for a heart-healthy alternative to serve for dessert? Try this tasty vegan sweet potato brownie recipe by Lauren Popeck, a registered dietitian with Orlando Health.
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What Is Stiff Person Syndrome?
Stiff person syndrome is an extremely rare neurological disorder that causes severe muscle spasms and stiffening of the body.
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Why Texting While Driving is So Bad
According to government statistics, more than 3,000 people were killed and more than 430,000 were injured in accidents caused by distracted drivers.
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Can’t Live Without Your Cell? Being Too Attached to Your Smartphone is a Real Thing
Have you ever fallen asleep with your smartphone clenched in your hand — and woke up with it still there?
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An Emergency Readiness Guide for People with Disabilities
About 20 percent of Americans — or nearly 57 million people — have some form of disability, according to a U.S. Census report.
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Medical Librarians: The Real Life "Siri's" of the Health Information World
Think of medical librarians as the "Siri’s" of the medical world—only more accurate (sorry Apple). In an age of instant answers, we serve as a resource for timely, accurate information that medical professionals can quickly access. We are master searchers, database gurus and all-around experts when it comes to finding and accessing medical information. When a physician needs information about a rare complication, a nurse needs the latest treatment guidelines or a pharmacist needs safety information on a new drug—the medical librarian is their time-saving “go to” resource. And ultimately, patients benefit from their well-informed and up-to-date health care providers.
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Is My Ankle Sprained or Fractured?
Uneven pavement, a faulty step, a slide tackle on the soccer field — your ankles probably aren’t top of mind until you feel that unmistakable twinge of pain signaling injury. Made up of bones, cartilage, tendons and ligaments, your ankle is the fulcrum point that links your leg to your foot, allowing the foot to move up and down and side to side independently of the leg. These are all essential movements in walking, running, climbing stairs and playing sports. But this delicate connector is also vulnerable to damage, with ankle sprains or fractures among the most common orthopedic injuries among all age groups.
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Size Doesn’t Matter (And Your Penis Is Not Shrinking)