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HPV vaccine: not just for teens?

Many people have heard of the HPV vaccine or have been vaccinated, but may not know what it does and why it is important. Parents and adults can make informed decisions about their health by learning about this essential vaccine.   What is HPV? HPV stands for...
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Keeping your kidneys healthy

National Kidney Month is in March! Let’s learn about kidney health, chronic kidney disease (CKD), and steps we can take to take care of our kidneys. What are our Kidneys? The kidneys are in our lower back, right below our rib cage. Their main function is to filter out waste, toxins,...
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Understanding Eating Disorders: An Important Conversation

As March rolls in, societal pressure ramps up, pushing many of us to conform to certain standards of beauty and appearance. With an influx of ads and messages promoting "getting ready for your summer body" through diets, fitness programs, and beauty products, it’s vital to address eating disorders—...
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Beyond the scale: Childhood obesity and its link to cancer

September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. In the United States, about 1 in every 5 children have obesity. This rate increases with age, and many children with obesity continue to have obesity as adults. Obesity is measured differently in children compared to adults. For children...
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