When to Get Flu Vaccine for Fall Season
It is no secret that the change in the season also means it’s time to be vaccinated against the flu. It’s the primary and most effective way to reduce symptoms and prevent contracting the influenza virus. They’re easy to obtain too; you...
Read More ›How to Reduce the Risk of Flu Infection
The flu is a contagious illness. It is caused by influenza viruses that infect your nose, throat, and lungs. Individuals who are most likely to get sick from the flu are children and senior adults who are 65 and older. Protect yourself and...
Read More ›Emergency First Aid for Allergic Reaction
If a person has a sensitivity to substances called allergens, their immune response causes havoc when they are in contact with such substances. Allergies can range from different substances such as food, medication, or insects. An allergic...
Read More ›Tips for Avoiding Summer Sprains and Injuries
Summer is here once again, and with that comes a myriad of summer sports and activities for people to participate in. All these can potentially cause orthopedic injuries like sprains, fall injuries, overuse injuries, and broken...
Read More ›The Difference Between a Cold and the Flu
As the flu and a common cold may share similar symptoms, it may be difficult to tell the differences from symptoms alone. However, it is important to differentiate the two as catching the flu may entail the possibility of serious complications....
Read More ›How Urgent Care Centers Deal with Broken Bones
Broken bones are a pretty common injury, especially for outgoing children, teens, and adults. Bone fractures can vary from minor ones that don't require urgent medical treatment to life-threatening ones that have the risk of puncturing an organ or...
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