Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome (PACS)

As the COVID-19 virus is spreading rapidly throughout the world, much remains unclear and unpredictable when it comes to the long-term consequences. There has been some research and statistics done when patients with COVID-19 have been discharged from the hospital. A significant number of patients with COVID continue to experience symptoms many weeks after contracting…

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Pfizer-BioNTech & Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines

The development of a typical vaccine is an extensive process. It usually takes about 10-15 years to perfect and bring to market.  As COVID-19 took us by surprise, and cases are still increasing each day, the hunt to find a highly effective vaccine took place over the course of just several months. Two of the…

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Maintaining your Mental Well-Being

“Just because we are self-isolating doesn’t mean we need to truly isolate ourselves.”   It is imperative that we understand what this truly means.  The nature of COVID-19 has put us in a situation where isolation has become the norm. We have been left alone with our thoughts, constantly reflecting on who we are and…

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BEHIND THE VIRUS: Julie Coburn

Julie Coburn barely remembers the 10 days she spent in the hospital.                                      A U.S. citizen born on Italian soil, the 36-year-old returned from a trip to Italy to visit family in March.    She experienced odd symptoms…

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Keep COVID Out of Your Workplace

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently posted guidelines on their website as states are slowly starting to reopen. Restaurants, beaches, shops, and parks are opening in different phases. However, white-collar office employees are mostly continuing to work from home. The main question a lot of people are asking is, what can I do…

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Is Your Gut on Fire?

Everyday we make choices that impact both our short-term and long-term health. One of the most important choices that we make revolves around the foods we consume each day. The foods we pick can negatively affect our health including behaviors like undereating, overeating, and making unhealthy food choices when deciding what to eat. Our decisions…

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Women’s Heart Health

Who Does Heart Disease Affect? Heart disease claims the life of an individual every minute in the United States. Shockingly, the risk of heart disease is the same in both women and men, but women are less likely to receive a prompt diagnosis and therefore treatment. Also because of the protection of estrogen – the rates of…

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Coronavirus

What is Coronavirus? Coronavirus is quickly gaining a lot of attention with the recent outbreak that started in China. It is a type of respiratory virus that affects your nose and upper throat. Although many strains of coronaviruses exist, most are harmless and will resolve themselves without treatment. The most recent outbreak of coronavirus is…

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Traumatic Brain Injury

What Is Traumatic Brain Injury? Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can be described as any disruption of normal brain function resulting from a large percussive force to the skull. The severity of symptoms can range greatly from slight mental fog or changes in mental state to prolonged unconsciousness or onset of a coma. The long-term effects…

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