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General Physical Examination in Ohio
What You Have to Know About Drug Testing
Drug testing is required in different areas, such as sports, job screening, or even regular employment checks. Do you know what drugs are being tested? When should you get help from professional laboratory services providers? Or, what to do when the ...
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Urgent Care or ER? Where Should You Go?
Basically, urgent care is not an emergency room (ER). How could you know if you’ll need one of the facilities instead of the other? What makes urgent urgent and emergency emergency? Where does primary care in Ohio belong? Where to go if you have ch...
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An Allergy-Free Camping Trip this Summer
If you have an especially sensitive immune system, you may need to take extra precautions when going camping, as some outdoor activities can trigger or worsen allergy symptoms. You can develop respiratory symptoms from simply swimming, hiking, or sit...
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Can Allergies Cause a Fever?
Symptoms of allergies can vary widely, but they are all a product of an unusual immune system reaction to a usually harmless substance (a.k.a. allergens). When someone has an allergic reaction, the body releases chemicals that can affect the respirat...
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Are You Taking These Common Summer Illnesses Seriously?
Most of us associate cold weather more than hot weather with getting sick. Colds, inflamed sinuses, fever, and other respiratory conditions— all these are tied to cold weather, but this is not accurate. As you have already noticed, you can get flu ...
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Risks and Symptoms of Dehydration You Must Take Note Of
As another summer season rolls around, so is another spike in the number of patients being admitted for dehydration. And with the numbers, as they are for several years now, it is no surprise. According to a survey from the New York Hospital and Corn...
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