FAS and pregnancy

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Pregnancy is an exciting period in a woman’s life. But if you’re pregnant and drinking alcohol, your baby may be in danger.  Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, or FAS, is a condition that may occur after a pregnant woman consumes alcohol. [Read more…]

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heart rate monitor fitness

Using a Heart Rate Monitor

Do you want to get healthy? Using a wrist heart rate monitor might be just what you need to stay on the right path. These wearable tools are helpful in tracking so many variables to help you achieve your health and fitness goals. Most heart rate monitors a record your heart rate and calories burned, but other incorporate […]

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Safe Home 101: 5 Health Concerns to Keep in Mind

Safe Home 101: 5 Health Concerns to Keep in Mind

Older homes and apartments are beautiful and when maintained, a valuable asset. However, without regular maintenance and updates, old or poorly maintained homes may be hiding serious issues that not only compromise your comfort, but also your health and safety.  From electrical safety to air quality, this safe home checklist will help you and your […]

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genetic testing

Genetic Testing for Cancer

Cancer is an illness that will regrettably affect most of us at some time in our lifetime either directly or through someone we know. Some of your close relatives may have even had cancer. People with a family history of cancer may be more likely to develop cancer in their lifetime. READ MORE

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pregnant woman The Ultimate Pregnancy Hospital Bag Checklist

The Ultimate Hospital Bag Checklist

Having a baby? Congratulations! As your delivery date approaches, you should begin planning your postpartum hospital stay. One of the most important things to consider when planning your stay is your hospital bag. Prepared and pack your bags early so you’ll be ready when your bundle of joy arrives. Read on for our pregnancy hospital bag checklist to […]

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Organ Donor An Open Letter

Organ Donor: An Open Letter

Every year on this date I unfold and quietly read an old letter that is always kept folded neatly inside a pouch with other old letters and pictures. This one, unlike the others, has no envelope, is written quickly, and is written on the wrong side of the paper. The letter is one that I […]

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