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Compassionate Care: Putting Patients First at UT Health East Texas
Read more: Compassionate Care: Putting Patients First at UT Health East TexasWorking at UT Health East Texas’ Tyler hospital is not just a job for Paul Oster, it’s a calling. Oster, the nuclear medicine coordinator and radiation safety officer, has worked at the hospital since 1995, and many of his coworkers in the nuclear medicine department have been there 10 years or more. “I think that…
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National Mammography Day
Read more: National Mammography DayA few steps across the parking lot is all it took to get a screening that might save a life. Friday marks National Mammography Day, but employees of Southside Bank on Thursday were able to celebrate the benefits of mammography by taking advantage of the UT Health East Texas mobile mammography coach parked at the…
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Identifying and Treating Depression: A Q&A with Psychologist Crystal Frazier
Read more: Identifying and Treating Depression: A Q&A with Psychologist Crystal FrazierMental illness, including depression, can affect anyone, from a 22-year-old woman to a 73-year-old man. However, many people who might be suffering through depression avoid seeking medical help due to uncertainty or the stigma that surrounds this illness. To eliminate this negative stereotype, it’s important that everyone take the time to learn more about depression,…
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Beyond the Basics: Car Seat Safety
Read more: Beyond the Basics: Car Seat SafetyEveryday children are driven to school, to a friend’s house or to grab an ice cream cone. Travelling in a car is an inevitable part of family life, which is why it’s crucial to make your vehicle a safe space for your child. The best way to protect children in the event of a wreck…
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Alzheimer’s Disease: Need to Know
Read more: Alzheimer’s Disease: Need to KnowWorld Alzheimer’s Day – September 21st Most of us will have to face the effects of Alzheimer’s disease at some point in our lives, whether that be in a parent, grandparent, friend or spouse. In the US alone, 5 million people are living with Alzheimer’s. This disease slowly and gradually reduces a person’s memory…
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Age Like a Rockstar
Read more: Age Like a RockstarAs we grow older, our bodies go through a lot of changes. You could think of it as second puberty, but without having to worry about your crush asking you to the big dance. Since there is so much happening, from our mental activity to the surface of our skin, it’s a critical time to…
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Tee Time Health Benefits
Read more: Tee Time Health BenefitsStaying physically active is one of the best things you can do for your overall health, but that doesn’t mean you have to compete in a basketball league or run 10 miles every day. The best activity to choose is one that you enjoy doing, so you’ll look forward to every game or workout. Golf…
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Dr. Remigio’s Vaccination Tips
Read more: Dr. Remigio’s Vaccination TipsAs school approaches, immunizations are on every parent’s mind. Keeping up with all the requirements and worrying about the possible fears of your children can be stressful, but there are several ways to take the worry out of an immunization visit. The first step to feeling at ease is to gather good information. Each…
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The Breastfeeding Diet
Read more: The Breastfeeding DietBreastmilk contains an abundant variety of nutrients that provides everything a baby needs for his/her first six months. In addition to taking care of the baby, a breastfeeding mom needs to keep up with her own health through smart eating habits to ensure both she and the baby are feeling great and getting everything they…
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