(PRWEB) From CancerWire John Heinerman, Ph.D., a Medical Anthropologist and Director of the Anthropological Research Center in Salt Lake City shared his unique perspective with CancerWire about cancer, folk medicine, and herbs. CancerWire: Doctor Heinerman, how many books have you written about health, folk medicine, food therapy, and general nutrition?
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The SCOOTER Store Scooters and Power Chairs Earn Senior Approved Certification
(PRWEB) The SCOOTER Store, America’s leading supplier of scooters, power chairs and electric wheelchairs for people with limited mobility far surpassed the 90 percent senior satisfaction rating required by Senior Approved Services, an independent consumer-driven survey company. Senior Approved Services was founded as a method to actively advocate for the right of all seniors to… Continue reading The SCOOTER Store Scooters and Power Chairs Earn Senior Approved Certification
Reduce Bedsores with Memory Foam Mattresses
(PRWEB) Bedsores, also called decubitus ulcers, have been a well-recognized problem since the birth of medicine. They are widespread, affecting an estimated 9% of all patients in American hospitals. The risks posed by bedsores are well-known in the medical community, and most medical facilities have policies to help prevent and deal with bedsores when they… Continue reading Reduce Bedsores with Memory Foam Mattresses
Caring For People With Chronic Conditions: Communicating With Your Loved One’s Doctor
(NAPSI)—More than 65 million people in the United States care for someone with a chronic condition, disability or frailty. These caregivers often accompany their loved ones to doctors’ appointments. By making the most of these appointments, caregivers can help improve the care their loved one receives and also ease some of the stress they often… Continue reading Caring For People With Chronic Conditions: Communicating With Your Loved One’s Doctor