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A Gut-Wrenching Impact: How Motor Vehicle Accidents Damage Digestive Health
Introduction: The Overlooked Connection Between MVAs and Gut Health
Motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) are commonly associated with back pain, whiplash, and musculoskeletal…
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Auto Accident: What to Know About Turmeric and Inflammation
Discover how turmeric can help reduce inflammation after an auto accident, thereby enhancing your recovery process.
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Post-Automobile Accident Recovery Diet Plan Guide
Post-Automobile Accident Recovery Diet Plan
Introduction
Motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) are a significant public health issue,…
Motor Vehicle Accident Recovery: What to Expect
Understanding the Impact of Motor Vehicle Accidents on Mobility and Flexibility
Motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) are among the…
Car Accidents That Inflict Nerve Damage and Healing
Understanding Car Accident Injuries: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction
Car accidents, or motor vehicle accidents (MVAs), are a…
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Stem Cells May Help Repair Torn Tendons
A combination of advanced scaffold material and so-called adult stem cells improves the healing of rotator cuff tendon tears over surgery alone, a study in rats suggests.
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At 89, Donald Tenbrunsel is a bit of a phenomenon. He surfs the internet with ease, happily converses on a broad range of timely topics, volunteers and reads regularly.
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