Jessica Dawn Rousey PHARMD

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• Healthcare Providers Need to Offer Disability Insurance for Nurses

  Disability can be a very touchy topic, which is something that some might have already noticed working as a nurse or in the healthcare world at all.An employee looking to actually protect  their income is not only very important, but essential when working anywhere that can be taxing on their body....

• Absence Epilepsy

  Epilepsy is a disorder of the nervous system that causes seizures. Absence seizures, also called petit mal seizures, are brief seizures which usually last for 15 seconds or less. These seizures are so short that symptoms may not even be noticed. However, if an absence seizure is accompanied by loss...

• Weight Loss Is Key To Reversing Diabetes

  Type 2 diabetes is characterized by the pancreas not making enough insulin to regulate blood sugar levels. Previously, the medical community and patients believed that a pancreas that did not work properly lasted for life, but this is not the case. New studies have found that weight loss can treat...

• Everything You Need to Know About Ablations

  Ablations are a non-medicinal and non-surgical method used to correct irregularities of the heart performance. Electrodes causing regular heart beat difficulties are eradicated through different ablation methods.These irregular heartbeats begin either in the mid-section or upper section of the...

• Scabies: 10 Natural Home Remedies for Scabies That Work Fast

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