Headstone Replacement: Tips For Honoring Past Generations
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30 April 2019
If you visit cemeteries that were first established a century or more ago, you will likely notice that some of the headstones and grave markers on the oldest graves are showing signs of deterioration that make them more difficult to read. This can mean that your own generation, as well as future ones, may soon lose this valuable connection with their past.
Because of this concern, many families have become interested in working to restore or replace the deteriorated headstones and grave markers of their ancestors.
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How Patient Journey Management Software Helps
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30 April 2019
Every patient who visits a medical facility has needs. While many of these needs may vary, such as the medical-specific needs, there are also many needs that everyone shares. When providing patient care, a medical facility should take all the steps necessary to provide their patients with a safe, convenient, private, and comfortable appointment. Patient journey management software can help medical facilities improve in all of these areas, and this article will explain how it does so.
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Signs That Your "Cold" Deserves A Doctor's Attention
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29 April 2019
"It's just a cold." This is the response you'll get from many people — and perhaps even from your own reasoning — when you develop respiratory symptoms like sneezing and a runny nose. And it's true that most colds are not a big deal and don't really require a doctor's care. However, what starts as a cold can easily progress to a more serious illness that does require professional care. How do you know that your illness has reached the point of requiring medical care?
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Minimally-Invasive Colorectal Cancer Surgery May Save Those With Hemophilia
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29 April 2019
Colorectal cancer can be a dangerous type because it is often hard to detect and can spread rapidly through the body in dangerous ways. This fact is particularly true of those with hemophilia because care and treatment may be more difficult. Thankfully, minimally-invasive surgery options are available.
Hemophilia May Complicate Rental Cancer Treatment
Colorectal cancer is typically treated using one of two different surgery methods, including polypectomy – which removes the polyp of the cancer – or local excisions.
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