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Antibiotic Shortage Leads to Increase in Syphilis Cases

According to the CDC: “Reported syphilis cases increased 80% in the United States between 2018 and 2022, (from 115,000 to more than 207,000), compounding a decades-long upward trend. If untreated, syphilis can seriously damage the heart and brain and can cause...

Ivermectin for Scabies- and More

Discovered in the late 1970s and approved as a commercial product for animal health in 1981, ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug was initially used by veterinarians to treat mite and heartworm infections. In 1988, ivermectin was approved to treat Onchocerciasis (known...

How Should I Store My Jase Case and Add-ons?

You recently made the proactive decision to purchase the Jase Case and some add-ons. This investment is a hedge against interrupted medication supplies due to natural disasters, travel to medically underserved regions of the world, and world events leading to extended...

Hidden Dangers of Indoor Air Pollution

(Especially in the Winter)People spend at least 90 percent of their time indoors, and this is especially true during winter months in the Northern latitudes. Cooler air, treacherous driving conditions, high winds, rain, ice, and snowstorms force many to stay inside,...
Pandemic 2.0 On the Horizon?

Pandemic 2.0 On the Horizon?

As we settle into cooler weather, holiday festivities and travel, there is a looming cloud that may quickly dampen our holiday spirit. An outbreak, which started August of this year in China called “White Lung Syndrome” has overwhelmed hospitals and prompted Chinese...

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These Days are The Most Deadly for Heart Attacks

These Days are The Most Deadly for Heart Attacks

(Heart healthy hacks series)According to the American Heart Association. the 3 deadliest days in the calendar year for cardiac deaths are: in first place, December 25th, second is December 26th  and third deadliest is January 1st . There are several possible reasons...

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Practice an Attitude of Gratitude for Even More Resiliency

Practice an Attitude of Gratitude for Even More Resiliency

Resiliency: an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change. Change or misfortune can be physical, mental, or emotional. Our ability to recover and thrive from change or misfortune reflects on how resilient we are. The past several years- pandemic,...

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Does Your Child Play Sports? Know the Signs of a Concussion

Does Your Child Play Sports? Know the Signs of a Concussion

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury—or TBI—caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. This sudden movement can cause the brain to bounce around or twist in the skull,...

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Fight Colds and Flu Symptoms with These Natural Treatments

Fight Colds and Flu Symptoms with These Natural Treatments

Along with over-the-counter medications to relieve the symptoms of colds and flu, there are some effective, research-based remedies to reduce cold and flu symptoms, and in some cases help prevent the onset of colds and flu. Before modern medicine, our ancestors had to...

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Are You One of the 14 Million Living in a Pharmacy Desert?

Are You One of the 14 Million Living in a Pharmacy Desert?

Scenario this winterAll the pharmacies have shut down or are on strike within a 2-hour radius of your home. Your daughter is in the beginning states of a full-blown asthma attack. You reach for her inhaler and find it empty, and no extra cartridges are to be found....

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