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Sleep: A Road Map To A Better Night's Rest

Posted Friday, May 29, 2015

Sleep is essential for each of us to function properly and ensure our well-being. However, when we make lifestyle changes, sleep is rarely considered as a vital part of most regimens. The following guide is designed to educate your patients on the cause and effects of sleep deprivation. More importantly, what barriers are getting in the way of sleep and what habits patients can begin to put in place in order to ensure the body gets the rest it deserves.

Skin Cancer: Common Signs & Prevention

Posted Thursday, May 28, 2015

Summer's almost here, bringing warmth and relaxation; however, long, light-filled days in the sun often also mean overexposure and increased risk of skin cancer. Considering that skin cancer is the most common type of cancer, early detection is key; this resource will help you to educate your patients on common signs and how to decrease their risk.

Hepatitis Awareness Month

Posted Friday, May 22, 2015

With a developing epidemic of Hepatitis infections on the rise, it is important to understand what Hepatitis is, what the various causes are, how the virus is spread and how to ensure there are preventative measures in place to decrease your risk. The following resource will help educate your patients on each of these topics as it relates to the three most common types of Hepatitis.

Living Well With Crohn's Disease

Posted Tuesday, May 19, 2015

As with other chronic illnesses, a diagnosis of Crohn?s Disease can be an unsettling experience for those suffering with the disease. Share this guide with your patients as an educational reference to help them understand more about this condition as well as how to feel their best while living with Crohn?s Disease.

Put on Purple for Lupus

Posted Friday, May 15, 2015

HELPING TO PUT A STOP TO THE GREAT IMITATOR Lupus is a Devastatingly Deceiving Disease Lupus is an autoimmune disease that affects approximately 16,000 new people every year. It is unknown how many people are currently living with Lupus in the United States due to its varying onset and symptoms. While this disease is most common in women it does affect men and children as well. The causes of lupus are still unknown, but there are a number factors that researchers are focusing on:

Get to Know Lupus - Infographic

Posted Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Learn about Lupus, including who and how many are affected.

National Arthritis Awareness Month - Get Involved

Posted Monday, May 11, 2015

May is National Arthritis Month ? a month-long focus intended to increase public attention of Arthritis and rheumatic diseases. Join the national awareness by educating your patients about Arthritis. This resource will provide information on the national scope of Arthritis, some of its most common forms, tips on prevention and disease management and how patients and others can get involved in raising awareness.

Learn About Hepatitis - Infographic

Posted Monday, May 4, 2015

Learn about Hepatitis, including the symptoms, types and how it is spread.

Lupus: Promote Awareness

Posted Friday, May 1, 2015

Lupus is an autoimmune disease where the body's immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks normal, healthy tissue which may result in damage to joints, skin, kidneys, blood, the heart, and lungs. May is Lupus Awareness Month, a month to increase public attention to lupus by providing others with information. Join the nationwide awareness and learn how you can educate your patients on Lupus facts, symptoms, diagnosis and next steps.

Biopsy - The More You Know

Posted Tuesday, April 28, 2015

It is without saying that discovering a mass can be a scary experience. This new found swollen tissue, or nodule, would warrant further confirmation by your healthcare provider who may decide on further tests for diagnosis including biopsy. This resource guide will help your patients understand the biopsy process, common conditions for which the procedure is performed and common pre & post op expectations.