• Know Your Flu Season Facts

    Know Your Flu Season Facts

    Flu season is starting, and we would like to share information courtesy of the CDC in order to keep you and your family members safe this season. This fall and winter, the flu virus and the virus that causes COVID-19 may both be spreading. Vaccination is the best defense against both COVID-19 and the flu.

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  • Dealing With Asthma During Winter & Cold

    Dealing With Asthma During Winter & Cold

    When dealing with asthma during winter, you may notice your asthma becomes less easily controlled. Here are some explanations why this happens – Changes in air temperature, particularly a decrease in temperature, can affect the respiratory system in a number of ways. When the air is colder and drier, it can cause the airways to become

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  • Hot Tub Rash: Some Important Facts

    Hot Tub Rash: Some Important Facts

    Happy Summer!  Because vacations and summer gatherings are popular in the warm seasons, we would like to share with you a few safety tips about “hot tub rash” from the CDC: Above all, It’s important to remember if contaminated water stays on someone’s skin for a long time, it can cause “hot tub rash” (pseudomonas

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  • COVID 19 – Returning to Normality:

    COVID 19 – Returning to Normality:

    It has been over a year since COVID-19 became the focus of most of our lives, our families, work, school and other activities. Indeed, our usual ways of living were greatly changed, and quarantine became one of the best ways to prevent the spread of the virus. Now that we have access to the COVID-19

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  • Slip and Fall Injuries: What You Need to Know

    Slip and Fall Injuries: What You Need to Know

    Cold Weather Slip and fall Injuries: Treatment and Prevention Slip and fall injuries are very common during the winter months. Indeed, We all get excited to ski, snowboard and go sledding. Along with the fun activities Winter brings comes cleaning up snow, shoveling, snow blowing and exposure to unsteady walkways. Hence, injuries occur often and

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