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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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UTEP Women’s Golf Team in Eighth at Wyoming Cowgirl Classic
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Pets Protect Kids From Allergies & Obesity
If you're thinking about adding a dog to the family, you have two good reasons to say "yes," say researchers from the University of Alberta. Their study found that babies from families with pets — 70 percent were dogs — had higher levels of…
Less-Educated Middle-Aged Whites Dying Younger
Middle-age white Americans with limited education are increasingly dying younger, on average, than other middle-age U.S. adults, a trend driven by their dwindling economic opportunities, research by two Princeton University economists has…
6 Spring Fever Symptoms to Look For
With spring right around the corner, chances are you’ll begin to show symptoms of the "Spring Fever." It’s not an actual disease in a conventional sense, say experts, and you won’t be bed ridden. But you may experience biological problems…
Gulf War Illness Linked to Changes in Microbiome
Hundreds of thousands of veterans of the Persian Gulf War returned home with puzzling health issues that doctors couldn't explain. Now, 25 years later, Gulf War Illness (GWI) continues to affect 25-32 percent of the 700,000 U.S. veterans…
Yoga Beats Drugs for Depression: Study
The practice of yoga coupled with deep breathing eased the symptoms of individuals suffering from depression without the use of potentially harmful medication, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Alternative and…
Physical Therapy as Good as Surgery for Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
Surgery is a common approach to treat carpal tunnel syndrome. But, physical therapy may work just as well, a new study indicates.
Researchers found that physical therapy -- particularly so-called manual therapy -- improved hand and wrist…
Does Less Salt Mean Fewer Bathroom Trips?
Lowering your salt intake could mean fewer trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night, a new study suggests.
Most people over age 60, and many even younger, wake up to pee one or more times a night. This is called nocturia. This…
Eight Myths and Facts About Allergies
The World Health Organization estimates that 50 percent of the population will suffer from at least one allergy by 2050. Relaxnews spoke with Christine Rolland, director of the French association Asthme & Allergies, to help sort fact…
How to Stay Healthy on a Cruise Vacation
Do you have a cruise planned or are you thinking of booking one? They're a great, relaxing, don't-worry-about-a-thing type of vacation that millions of Americans love. And with about 30 embarkation points across the nation, chances are one…
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