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When a diabetic comes down with the flu or a bad cold, diabetes care often takes a backseat. Who can be bothered to
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Electric Shock and Burns
A person with an electrical burn should get immediate medical attention, even if the skin doesn’t seem injured or if the wound does not appear deep. Electrical burns often cause serious injury inside the body that may not be apparent on the skin.
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What is anorexia nervosa? Anorexia nervosa, or simply anorexia, is a psychiatric and physical illness in which the sufferer basically starves herself. Clinically,
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The American Diabetes Association recommends at least 150 minutes a week of moderate exercise
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Recognizing the warning signs can help you avoid an emergency, but only if you’re prepared.
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Those colored lines on home tests aren’t the only signs of early pregnancy. Many women start noticing changes in their bodies very soon
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It doesn’t just happen in the movies: Sometimes babies really are born in taxis or on trains — even in the hospital parking
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There are a dozen good reasons to exercise during pregnancy. Lowering your risk of developing gestational diabetes and high blood pressure, and keeping
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If you’re having a normal, healthy pregnancy, you may want to add some low-intensity strength training and daily exercise to your regimen. Pregnancy
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