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Medical Emergency – Stroke
(May is stroke awareness month) Strokes, also called CVA (cardiovascular accident) affect more than 795,000 people in the United States. About 610,000 of these are first or new strokes. A stroke occurs when a clot or plaque forms and blocks blood supply to a part of...
Medical Care Without Insurance: 5 Affordable Ways to Obtain Healthcare
Getting the medical care that you need can be extremely expensive, even prohibitively so if you do not have any health insurance in place. However, there are ways you access better medical care even if you don't have health insurance. Not having insurance doesn't...
The Number One Reason to Order a Years Worth of Your Medications from Jase Daily – NOW
(And 2 other reasons) Jase Medical recently launched Jase Daily, a 365-day emergency supply of prescription medicines mailed to your door, just like the Jase Case. Their extensive list of chronic medicines covers heart and blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, family...
Antibiotic Resistance in the Clouds?
French and Canadian researchers discovered antibiotic resistant bacteria in clouds according to last month's edition of the journal Science of The Total Environment. Between September 2019 and October 2021 high-flow rate impingers (vacuums) were deployed at the...
Medical Emergency- Poisoning
In the U.S., there are two ways to get help for a poison emergency. You can either: Use the web POISONCONTROL® tool to get specific guidance for your case, based on your age, substance, and amount, (and weight, if needed for your specific case) or Call poison control...
Medical Emergency – Heart Attack
Heart disease, a term used to describe a variety of heart conditions, is the number 1 killer of men and women in the US. Examples of heart disease include: High blood pressure Angina Unstable angina Valve disease Arrhythmia Heart failure Congenital and inherited...
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