Steven Baldridge, RN
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Chronic Pain: What Is It and What You Can Do About It
Chronic pain affects almost 100 million Americans and is an important condition to identify and treat.
Curious About Virtual Visits? Here's What To Expect
With virtual visits, you can access many of the same services you typically receive during a traditional in-person appointment, including remote symptom monitoring, diagnosis and treatment, prescriptions, and other medical services.
Could Your Acid Reflux Actually Be a Hernia?
Your reflux and the resulting heartburn may be simply because you ate a week’s worth of food in an afternoon. Reflux also could be caused by a hiatal hernia. Learn the causes of hiatal hernias.
The Most Reliable Way To Know if You Have Osteoporosis
There are no symptoms for osteoporosis until something breaks. If osteoporosis is so dangerous, so common, and so silent, how can we know if we have it?
7 Flu Symptoms and How – or Whether – They Differ From Signs of a Cold
Is it cold season or flu season? Truth is, it's both. And the confusion between these two illnesses doesn't end there. Learn about the differences in symptoms and why you need a different flu vaccine every year.
Why Kidney Health is Vital to Your Overall Well-Being
You cannot live without proper renal function, even if the kidneys are assisted artificially. Life would not continue without the many functions these organs perform. Learn more about kidney health.
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How the Right Kind of Stress Can Improve Your Brain Power
The right kind of stress has been shown to help improve symptoms of fibromyalgia, autoimmune diseases, high blood pressure and decreased libido. How to make stress improve your memory.
Could You Have Heart Disease And Not Know It?
For many people, the first sign of coronary artery disease (CAD) is a heart attack or life-threatening arrhythmia. Learn about a test that can help determine your risk for heart disease or CAD.