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Dental care includes regular visits to the dentist. However, this is a challenge for many people. The COVID-19 pandemic makes matters worse, not just for the patients, though. Even the dental industry struggles as well. The good...

Dr. Bennani is currently the Founder, CEO and Board Member of LBL, an organization that conducts clinical research and provides protocols for regenerative therapy. For the past 9 years, he has studied and researched the human body’s ability to regenerate and repair itself. “The first year, I traveled all around the world to conferences. I wanted to meet face-to-face with every scientist talking about the topic. I went to Asia because they are advanced in all regenerative medicine. There are societies around the world for this. People are really getting into it. It’s the future of medicine,” he explained.

The crunch of the leaves under your feet and the smell of pumpkin spice wafting out from your nearest coffee shop is a sure sign that the holidays are near! Each holiday season, traditions, nostalgia and excitement fill the air, and temptation often gets the upper hand. Looking after your mind, body and soul can be daunting when you’re up against rich Thanksgiving meals, boozy end-of-year parties and all the series you still need to catch up on. Poor choices and impulsive decisions do not have to put a damper on your holiday. So what if you could “have your cake and eat it too” using a few healthy holiday tips this coming festive season?

Natalia Chudy is an Acoustical Consultant at Florida-based Acoustiblok®, Inc., which sells noise-abatement materials for businesses, schools and other organizations with loud, disruptive noises generated from the inside or the outside.

The inevitable aging process comes with significant changes in how your body produces hormones, especially sex hormones. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can ease the burden of the natural decline in the production of sex hormones as your age, as it can help balance estrogen, progesterone and testosterone levels in your body.

What exactly is PCOS, and how can it affect the body? More importantly, how can women manage its symptoms?

As parents, we want our children to get all the nutrients they need for healthy growth. But one question that often comes up is whether or not kids need to drink milk for strong bones to develop.

Many people have been trying to answer the question: which is healthier: brown rice or white rice? And while it’s true that both bring many health benefits to the table, besides the delicious taste you can infuse your meals with. However, before picking a winner, you have to consider the benefits white rice and brown rice can bring to your health. Some are similar, but some differ. That is why we have to take a deeper look into the world of rice.

It’s hard to imagine healthcare without modern technology. Everything, from the big medical machines that scan our bodies to the highly specialized medicines and antibiotics that defend our bodies from infections and viruses, is critical for how we experience healthcare. But much of this modern technology is a recent development, which begs the question: what did medical healthcare look like before some of this advanced technology was created? And how will healthcare continue to develop in response to new technology?

Coming across the experience of a major organ failing, whether in a loved one or yourself, can be an extremely harrowing step in the trajectory of our lives. Often, there is a temptation to give into fears about our health and only see the dire aspects of the situation. Fortunately, we live in an age where medicine benefits from many great advances, and research has provided medical professionals with the understanding and the means to treat health problems even as serious as a ruptured appendix.

Social interactions may be rewarding, sure, but so is alone time. Many people dread being left out of their friends’ latest adventures, but the fear of missing should not overcome the fact that spending time alone is essential for solid mental health.