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Early detection gives you the best chance for getting the right treatment quickly, avoiding any complications. By getting the correct health services, screenings, and treatment you are taking important steps toward living a longer, healthier life. Doctors are also requesting that patients get regular check-ups to help stay on top of their health. Read more…
Abs are one of those things people love to obsess about. Whether it’s talking about Halle Berry’s intense ab workouts (yes, I’m guilty) or J Lo’s ab workouts (guilty again), there’s a greater conversation about abs to be had. First and foremost, abs are one of the most important group of muscles you have – seriously. Read more…
As a group of health care professionals concerned for the health of our patients, that it is in your best interest to come see us every 6 months. Every person, whether you have good teeth or not, whether your gums are healthy or not. Whether you build up a lot of plaque and tartar or not. Tartar and plaque form in the mouth at different rates. Read more…
After a year overlooking Patricia’s Green, Charles Gadeken’s supersized light sculpture “Squared” is on its way out of Hayes Valley. After a farewell event last weekend, the tree-like structure, decorated with colorful LED boxes, is in the process of being taken down. In its place will rise a new creation: “Tara Mechani,” a 17-foot figurative female sculpture by San Francisco-based artist Dana Albany. Read more…
Math. Science. History. It’s good “Big Bang Theory” didn’t unravel all its mysteries. When it was all over on Thursday night, and all the bazingas had been bazinga’d out, the CBS comedy wrapped up its 12 seasons and 279 episodes without the pomp and circumstance of so many TV finales before it. Read more…
Insufficient physical activity causes around 3.2 million deaths worldwide each year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). For adults aged 65 and above, experts define physical activity as a combination of everyday tasks, such as work duties (if applicable), transportation, chores, and exercise they do during leisure time, such as walking, swimming, and gardening. Read more…
Stuffed avocados make the perfect lunch or any gluten-free meal. This saucy buffalo chicken gets mixed with the avocado and some celery for crunch and you can’t skip the blue cheese when it comes to buffalo chicken! Read more..
Dental and oral health is an essential part of your overall health and well-being. Poor oral hygiene can lead to dental cavities and gum disease, and has also been linked to heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Maintaining healthy teeth and gums is a lifelong commitment. The earlier you learn proper oral hygiene habits — such as brushing, flossing, and limiting your sugar intake — the easier it’ll be to avoid costly dental procedures and long-term health issues. Read more..
Out of a job? So were Steve Jobs and Howard Stern in their 30s. First marriages that don’t work out typically end in the 30s. Whether you crossed the line with a female coworker or made a tone-deaf, Matt Damon–like #MeToo comment, you need to address the issue.
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(HealthDay)—As deer populations have exploded across America, moving from forests to suburbs to urban parks, they have brought the threat of Lyme disease to millions of city dwellers, a new study finds. Read more…
From the Detroit Institute of Arts to the Motown Museum, Detroit is full of intriguing spots sure to impress any seasoned traveler or local; but what about families with kids? The city may not have the flashy kid-centric tourist traps like Disneyland, but there’s still plenty for the younger crowd. Read more…
Elton Park, The Corner, Michigan Central Station—Detroit’s oldest neighborhood has been seeing a lot of new construction of late. The Bagley 10, which just broke ground, will be another addition to Corktown. Consisting of (you guessed it) 10 townhouses on Bagley Street, the project has a distinct modern design with large, street facing windows and burnished concrete. Read more…