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by Mark Beaton
Understanding and managing your health as you age is crucial to living a long and active life. One of the key health metrics that seniors should re...
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by Mark Beaton
Taking your temperature can be an essential step in monitoring your health, particularly when you are feeling unwell. It is a simple task that y...
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by Mark Beaton
Managing your blood pressure is important, especially with the risks to heart health from stress and other health complications. Luckily, technolog...
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by Mark Beaton
If you or someone you love has mobility challenges, a shower chair or bench can be a significant aid in maintaining independence and safety in the...
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by Mark Beaton
Pulse oximetry, a non-invasive and painless test, is used extensively in healthcare settings and, increasingly, at home. It offers invaluable insig...
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by Mark Beaton
In an age defined by health consciousness and technological advances, the humble bathroom scale has undergone an impressive evolution. Traditional ...
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by Mark Beaton
Bathing and showering are tasks most people carry out with ease every day. But for some, due to various physical conditions, age, or post-surgery, ...
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by Katerina Litvinovski
Living with diabetes can present numerous challenges, including maintaining a healthy weight. Weight management is a critical factor in managing t...
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by Mark Beaton
Monitoring your blood pressure is important for maintaining good health, especially for those who suffer from hypertension or other heart health ...
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by Mark Beaton
The importance of monitoring oxygen levels at home cannot be overstated. With the advent of fingertip oximeters, keeping an eye on your blood oxyge...
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by Mark Beaton
Back to School - Coughs, Colds and Covid-19
For decades, the return of kids to classrooms has marked the beginning of the “cough and cold season” i...
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by Mark Beaton
It’s true, when it comes to cardiovascular disease (CVD), which includes heart disease, stroke, heart failure, angina, heart attack, and atrial fib...
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