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Buying Medical Supplies

After I learned that I had a chronic health problem, my doctor started talking with me about different pieces of medical equipment that might help. He talked with me about how to improve my daily life, how to reduce issues with medical supply expenses, and even how to use the devices regularly. It was awesome to learn that a few pieces of equipment could make such a big difference. My blog is all about living with chronic pain and long-term health conditions and what you can do to prevent problems by using the right medical supplies. You never know, you might be able to dramatically improve your health.

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Three Tips For Managing Your New Clinic's Dental Supplies

Posted on June 14, 2017

If you are in the process of opening your first dental clinic, it can be one of the most exciting and momentous events in your career. However, it can be easy for these individuals to be fairly unprepared for this task, which can lead to cost overruns and other problems. This is particularly true when it concerns the dental supplies for the clinic as you may not have experience managing the logistics of keeping a dental clinic supplied. [Read More]

The Basics of Infant Hypothyroidism Diagnosis & Treatment

Posted on February 23, 2017

The first few days of a baby's life often feel like a bit of a whirlwind for new parents. Adjusting to the new routine, the limited sleep, and the care needs of your infant can be all-consuming. During that adjustment period, the subtle signs of infant hypothyroidism can be easy to overlook. Here's a look at what you need to know about hypothyroidism in your newborn and how mass spectrometry testing can help. [Read More]

Palliative Care - Natural Nausea Relief For Cancer Patients

Posted on June 10, 2016

If you have a parent or loved one who is going through cancer treatments, then palliative care is incredibly important to reduce the stress, anxiety, and physical symptoms of the disease. A palliative care specialist can help to comfort your loved one. However, you may find that nausea is a major concern, even when palliative care is offered to treat the symptom. Antiemetic drugs can be offered to your loved one. You may also need to use more natural approaches to nausea relief after cancer treatments, because it can be difficult to find an antiemetic drug that is truly effective. [Read More]