Five Health Tips for Men From Dr Nadler
Baylor cancer specialist Dr Eric Nadler outlines five steps for men to stay healthy. Establish a primary care physician and routine checkups. consider a physician-approved daily aspirin. avoid obesity tobacco and excess alcohol. use sunscreen daily and monitor skin. and schedule colonoscopies around age 50 for early cancer detection.
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Healthy tips for a safe school year
Practical steps to keep children healthy include establishing routines, ensuring adequate sleep, washing hands, avoiding shared drinks, and covering coughs with elbows. If sick, keep them home and consult a doctor for medications and vaccines. Call 1-877-247-6161 for appointments with Community Health Partners physicians.
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Microneedle Patch Could Deliver Flu Vaccine Painlessly
Georgia Tech and Emory University researchers report a dissolving microneedle patch that administers influenza vaccine through the skin. In tests on pig skin and mice, the patch produced antibodies and cleared lung virus more efficiently than injections, suggesting simpler, safer vaccination at room temperature.
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Georgia Tech
Emory University
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Birthmark warning signals hidden heart and brain risks
A study of 108 babies with facial hemangiomas links large or multi‑faceted birthmarks to serious vascular defects in brain, eyes, nervous system, and heart. Researchers urge cautious screening and careful use of beta blockers, noting larger, multi‑faceted marks pose higher risk.
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Medical College of Wisconsin
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