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As the summer draws to a close, the excitement of a new school year begins to rise! Amidst the chaos of school supplies and new class schedules, it’s essential for parents to prioritize their child’s health and well-being. Ensuring your child’s health is in check not only sets them up for a successful academic year, but also promotes their overall development. In this blog, we’ll outline five crucial tips to include ...

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As the seasons change and we find ourselves amidst various environmental triggers, it’s not uncommon to experience symptoms that resemble the common cold. However, these symptoms can also potentially be attributed to seasonal allergies. Distinguishing between the two can be challenging, but understanding the key differences can help you recognize the underlying cause and seek appropriate care. In this blog, we’ll outline the differences between colds and allergies so you can get relief ...

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From 2010 to 2022, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated there were 9.4 million to 41 million flu illnesses every year. But there is an easy way to protect yourself — the flu shot. Studies show that the severity of the flu is significantly less if you catch the flu but are vaccinated. The CDC says the flu vaccine reduces the risk of seeing a doctor for the flu by 40% to ...

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I Have an STD, But I'm Not Sexually Active If you have contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD) but are not sexually active, there are a few reasons why this could be the case. "STD" refers to the constellation of diseases that result from a sexually transmitted infection (STI). For example, cervical cancer is an STD from the STI of HPV. Though it is possible to contract an STI even if you are not ...

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