Should Young People Worry About Colorectal Cancer?
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2 August 2022
Although colorectal cancers affect only a small percentage of the population, rates are rising among a surprising demographic: young adults. In fact, one 2018 study found that adults born in 1990 develop colon cancer at double and rectal cancer at quadruple the rates of those born in 1950. The specific reasons for this still aren't clear, but there are steps you can take to understand your risk and catch colorectal cancer before it progresses too far.
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Benefits Of Checking Yourself Into A Pain Management Clinic
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5 July 2022
There are some people that experience pain on a daily basis. If you're in this boat and your pain is chronic, then consider checking yourself into a pain management clinic in order to access these benefits.
Get a Thorough Explanation of Why You're in Pain
In order to treat severe pain, you need to know why it's happening to begin with. This varies considerably depending on how old people are, what they do during the day, and what existing medical conditions they have.
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Why You Need Regular Chiropractic Services
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27 May 2022
If you are like most people when it comes to chiropractic services, you think of some doctor cracking and aligning your back to ease back pain. You may have even gone to a chiropractor to help with such an issue after a car accident or other back injury to help with an insurance claim. While it is true that this type of medical service can help with back pain, there are many other reasons to seek out a chiropractor that don't have anything to do with your back.
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A New Way to Move: Tips for Physical Therapy After a Total Joint Replacement
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28 April 2022
Having a total joint replacement is a life-changing event that comes with an extensive healing process. As part of your recovery, your doctor will recommend you attend a physical therapy center consistently. Working with your therapists, you will gain a better understanding of how your body can now adapt to your joint replacement as well as advice on how to improve your overall healing. Here are three things to keep in mind as you begin your physical therapy in the healing process of your joint replacement.
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