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A bootyful baby roid
You’re pregnant. Congratulations! And while you’re excited about the arrival of your new bundle of joy, something you weren’t expecting may be growing as well. Hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids can develop during pregnancy, typically during the third trimester or at delivery. During the third trimester, the weight of the baby pushing down can...
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It’s time to rediscover a healthier you
With a “completely private, completely personal” level of individualized training, Axio Fitness in Fairlawn offers four different types of sessions: fitness, cardio, nutrition and stretching. “In this industry, trends and scientific findings are always changing, but we take a more timeless approach that’s adaptable,” says Owner Erin...
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Apex Dermatology is fighting cancer, and curing it, right in the office
One in five Americans will get skin cancer in their lifetime, as more people are diagnosed with skin cancer each year in the U.S. than all other cancers combined. The good news, however, is that skin cancer is preventable and treatable. In fact, the five-year survival rate for people whose melanoma is detected before it spreads to the lymph...
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Ready to heal your wounds? University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center’s Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine Center can help
It’s amazing how your body can heal itself. For some people who have non-healing lacerations and sores, however, advanced wound care is needed. A leader in the field, University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center’s Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine Center has launched a “Come Heal With Us” program to help bring awareness to those living...
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Tooth implants don’t have to be something to fear anymore
Over the past 35 years, investing in emerging technology has been a hallmark at Aerni Dental. Dr. William Aerni researches advancements in his field and introduces them to the practice after clinical trials have proven them effective. The latest breakthrough is the X-Guide 3D Navigation for dental implants. Less than 1 percent of implant...
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