The Civil War, Pearl Harbor, 9/11 … America has faced many adversities in its history and has managed to emerge stronger in the aftermath. But how do you fight and defeat an invisible medical enemy – especially one as seemingly challenging as the global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic? The first step to overcoming any crisis of […]
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An unexpected and unwelcome part of life, hair loss can be caused by a myriad of both environmental and genetic reasons. Whether it’s physical stress, anemia, heredity, or lack of protein in your diet that resulted in a sparser scalp, you may be faced with the question: what can I do about my baldness? Thanks
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Every success story relating to plastic surgery is due to a consultation, a one-on-one conversation with your plastic surgeon of choice. Patients who ask a lot of questions, and aim to get the most out of their consultation, tend to often have feelings of satisfaction and confidence about the particular surgical or cosmetic procedure they’ve
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Whether you want to get rid of the lingering crow’s feet at the side of your eyes, or smooth out forehead wrinkles, anti-wrinkle treatments can be a great way to help you achieve the look you want. It’s important to consider your options based on the cost, how long each treatment will last, how quickly
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