Health Guide (Page 29)
4 Essential Tips To Transitioning Your Baby To Solid Foods
Growth and development are an essential part of life. They seem interchangeable, but they’re actually different. Growth refers to changes in your body while development refers to progress. None of the two is superior to the other; they go hand in hand. An early stage of growth and development is childhood, and a major milestone during this period is feeding.
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The Benefits Of Regular Health Checks For Employees
Australian employers literally lose millions of dollars every single year due to the employees taking days off sick. Nobody is saying that these employees cannot take time off when they’re not feeling 100%, but many businesses do not take active steps to help to reduce the incidence of sickness and so employees will continue to take their mandated days off every single year. The thing to remember... ❯❯❯
How Can a Chiropractor Be Beneficial in Senior Health Administration?
As we get older, our body needs more attention. Our bones and joints take a toll on us as we age, leading to many health problems that can cause pain. It also makes everyday activities difficult to do. Chiropractors are trained professionals who work with patients of all ages, including seniors, to help them achieve a healthier life by treating their spine, nerves, and muscles. They provide... ❯❯❯
6 Signs Your Child Needs To See A Pediatric Dentist
Some doctors and experts would agree that oral health is very important. Without good dental hygiene, the teeth and gums will suffer from various diseases that can contribute to complex health issues such as heart disease and diabetes.
As parents, your child's oral health should be one of your priorities. After all, you want them to live happily, healthily, and confidently. Having a good set of... ❯❯❯
5 Proven Ways to Prevent Heart Attacks and the Damage They Cause
A heart attack also called a myocardial infarction (MI), is a severe medical emergency in which the blood supply to the heart muscle is suddenly blocked. This happens when a buildup of plaque in the arteries narrows or blocks the coronary arteries, the blood vessels that supply oxygen to the heart. A sudden blockage can cause a heart attack. Heart attacks can cause permanent damage to the heart... ❯❯❯
What is Depression in Teens?
While it’s natural for teens (and all of us) to feel sad or low at certain times in our lives, depression is a much more serious issue. Depression is a very real mental health condition that affects millions of people of all ages. But depression can be particularly harmful for teens who may not have the experience or resources to effectively respond to this mental health problem. Luckily, there... ❯❯❯
Cognitive Decline In Older Adults: 4 Things To Know
It’s common for most people to experience shifts in their bodies as they age. Some of the most common changes may include decreased hearing capacity, cataracts, refractive errors, visual impairments, neck and pain aches, slower bodily movements, and reduced muscle strength. Some people may also have a hard time doing what they used to due to old age.
On top of that, risks of cognitive decline... ❯❯❯
IQ or EQ: Which Matters Most for Healthcare Professionals?
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Many perceive that a white-collar healthcare profession is all about perks and privileges. But status remains at the bay when you struggle to fulfill the responsibilities of an all-time demanding work. It is an unpredictable and toiling profession. The safety and satisfaction of patients require more than medical knowledge and proficiency. For this purpose, healthcare workers... ❯❯❯
Five Ways to Maintain Your Health on Your Road Trip
Going on a road trip, we spend as much time as possible checking the condition of the car, packing all the things that we may need, and planning with friends or family the route for the next road adventure. However, we spend little time on how we should take care of our health while on the road.
Feeling the excitement of the fact that soon you will hit the road, turn on your favorite music and... ❯❯❯
How Keeping a Dog Can Reduce the Chances of Getting a Heart Attack
If you're looking for a way to reduce your risk of heart attack, you might want to consider getting a dog. A new study has found that owning a dog can help lower your chances of having a heart attack, even if you're not very active. So if you're looking for some added peace of mind, a furry friend may be the answer. Reduce heart disease risk factors by owning a dog It's no secret that having a... ❯❯❯
