Traveling with Your Dog: Tips & Airline Pet Policies You Should Know
Are you traveling with your pooch this summer? If the answer is "yes," you might think you have it in the bag. Your pup's pretty even-tempered and a total angel around strangers. Plus, you couldn't imagine not bring your dog along with you on your trip. Drop him/her off at doggie daycare? No, thanks.
Infertility Affects the Mental Health of Women and Men
If you want to have child and cannot due to infertility, distress is a natural response. This response is seen in the mental health of both women and men with infertility experiences. But can infertility have greater effects on mental health than just distress?
Americans Need Safer Access To Canadian Online Pharmacies - A Post Shared by Tracy Cooley
For years, the internet has made it possible for Americans to fill their prescription medications in other countries at significantly lower cost.
And this is a good thing, because despite years of public debate and promises from lawmakers to take action, little has been done to bring down pharmaceutical costs in the U.S.
When Pessimism Can Make You Sick: The Nocebo Effect
Let’s play a word game. What comes to mind when you hear the word “gazebo”?… a covered structure? Yep, point for you. Ok, what about “placebo”? …the sort of miraculous healing thing? Another point for you. One more: “nocebo” …hmm, complete silence.
Pregnancy Over 40: Conception Tips to Overcome Infertility
It’s not uncommon these days for women to wait to have children well into their thirties and even into their forties. While we’ve made tremendous progress in the science of fertility, unfortunately, advanced maternal age can take its toll on a pregnancy’s viability.
Can AI Prevent Suicide? Facebook and Canada Think So
Some people find the idea of being watched by artificial intelligence (AI) to be somewhat concerning, but if artificial intelligence can help prevent suicides, it might just be worth it. Both the federal government of Canada and Facebook are set to use artificial intelligence in an effort to prevent suicides.
'Tis The Season To Battle Hangovers
Dizziness, headaches, nausea, and fatigue... it's beginning to feel a lot like hangover season! Joy and merriment aren't the only feels the holidays bring.
Avoid the Holiday Blues and Keep Your Christmas Spirit
Many of us experience “holiday blues.” This isn’t a mental illness and it isn’t indicative of season affective disorder, per se, it’s just a down period as the holidays come upon us. Holidays like Thanksgiving, and Christmas, and even notable shopping days like Black Friday can all bring on the holiday blues.
Why Kids Should Get Their Daily Dose of Germs
It's the moment a parent dreads: in a busy grocery store, the baby's flailing, happy hand accidentally hits the pacifier out of her own mouth. As if in slow motion, the drool-wet pacifier spirals up in the air and comes to land on the floor. The resulting scream is epic.
Could Parkinson's Disease Start in the Gut Rather Than in the Brain?
When Parkinson's disease happens to someone you love, the slowing down can seem to happen... well, slowly. Nothing seems to be wrong until you start to notice their movements aren't as quick and precise as they once were.
Endangered Vision: 7 Ways to Protect Your Peepers
Eyesight impairment in the form of low vision and blindness affect approximately 285 million people worldwide. Of those, cataracts remain the leading cause of blindness for middle-to-low income countries. In the United States alone, 24.4 million cases of cataracts have been diagnosed — a 20% increase in the ten years from 2000 to 2010.
How To Make Your Kids Smarter With Their Smartphones
No matter where you go these days, it always seems like everyone’s eyes are glued to a smartphone. Many of which are adults, but surprisingly, a large portion of smartphone users are children and teenagers with 54 per cent of teenagers using cell phones daily.
It’s Getting Hot in Here — 10 Ways to Keep Your Pooch Happy in the Hot Summer Heat
Now that August is officially under way, dog owners are anxious to get themselves and their dogs off of the couch and into the sunshine.
But unfortunately during the warmer months, pet owners can be quick to forget how much the sweltering heat can affect their favourite fur friend.
The Complete Guide to Picking Out A Sunscreen
You already tell it’s summer just based on how it feels when you step outside. Which means that you’re probably going to find more excuses to spend time outdoors.
Ward off Zika Risks With Your Wardrobe
It seems you can’t turn on the T.V. or scroll through the news anymore without hearing about at least one new case of the Zika virus. Just a decade ago, the disease was virtually unknown in the more populous parts of the world, with only 14 cases reported since it was discovered in 1947 in Uganda until 2007. But after a 2015 outbreak in Brazil that affected more than 1.5 million people, the disease quickly gained international attention.
The Wellness Vacation: Have You Done It Yet?
Ever feel that you need a vacation from your vacation? You’re not alone.
Stress-busting Solutions Just Using Your Cell Phone
Modern life is a headache. Work work work, bills bills bills, rush rush rush. While there are many wonderful things about the time we live in, there’s no denying that the stress is piling on.
7 Cookbooks for Getting Started with A Paleo Diet
Do you want to try out the popular paleo diet in order to improve your health, but aren’t sure where to start? I’ve been mostly-paleo for three years. Here’s the cookbooks I’ve found most useful along the way.
Getting A Good Night Rest
Marty is known for his very loud snoring at night. For years his wife Matilda has been suffering sleepless nights along with her cat Sylvester and her dog Felix.
5 Gadgets to Help You Eat Better
Every year, we make New Year’s resolutions. And every year, we break them, usually before the first snowfall. Regularly at the top of the best-intentions list is “I’m going to eat better! and I’m going to lose weight!"
6 Gadgets to Help You Get A Good Night’s Sleep
It’s that time of year again: Your grip on your New Year’s resolutions has become precarious. You still want to fulfill your goal of “Get healthier in 2016" – starting with sleeping better – but it’s become difficult to comply with best-intentions. Perhaps technology can help you get back on the straight-and-narrow.
Gastroparesis: Dietary Tips to Reverse Your Life
Could you imagine spending your days in complete pain? Feeling as if your body is failing you, as you are unable to eat and when you do, you become extremely ill. Some days are more manageable, but others you can barley leave bed. Between the stomach pains, vomiting, nausea, severe heartburn and periodical brain fogs, it is hard to keep control of your life.
How to Know When to Change Psychiatrists
About one-in-17 people will suffer from a serious mental illness at some point in their lives in the United States. That is equal to about 19 million people in need of major psychiatric services. While not all of these people will see a psychiatrist, often due to service shortages and limited access, most will.
IBS: Not Just a Grumpy Gut
A patient walks into a doctor's office. The patient sits down and begins relating some toilet tales, terrible but true. The doctor listens, asks a few questions, orders a few tests.
How to Save Money on Prescription Drugs to Ensure You're Getting Your Moneys Worth
No matter how hard you try to avoid getting sick or injured, eventually the seemingly obvious occurs and you are forced to pay your doctor a visit and you will need to get a prescription filled.
Clinton to allow Americans to import prescription pills from Canada
WASHINGTON – Lost in the noise of her headline-grabbing coming-out against the Keystone XL pipeline, Hillary Clinton announced another Canada-U.S. policy this week that could affect millions of people.
She called for legalizing prescription-pill imports from Canada, becoming the second Democratic presidential candidate to adopt the position and effectively making it party policy in the 2016 election.
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How to Find a Good Psychiatrist
Psychiatrists are doctors who specialize in the area of mental illness. Particularly for those with serious mental illnesses, seeing a psychiatrist, rather than a general practitioner (family doctor) is critical. Psychiatrists can offer an expertise through both additional education and clinical experience that a general doctor cannot. But finding the right psychiatrist that can help you and your particular illness is critical for successful treatment and recovery. To find a good psychiatrist that can meet your needs, follow these steps.
How to Order Drugs from Canada Pharmacy Online
You can order drugs online, by phone, by mail or Fax. This video will guide you on how to buy drugs online.
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