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Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack: Know the Signs to Save a Life
Cardiac arrest and heart attacks are commonly confused heart-related conditions. Learn the differences, symptoms and risk factors of both.
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6 Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Estimated read time:Summer activities also bring more risk of injury. Learn how to prevent six common kinds and how we can care for you if the unexpected happens.
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6 Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Estimated read time:Summer activities also bring more risk of injury. Learn how to prevent six common kinds and how we can care for you if the unexpected happens.
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6 Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Estimated read time:Summer activities also bring more risk of injury. Learn how to prevent six common kinds and how we can care for you if the unexpected happens.
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6 Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Estimated read time:Summer activities also bring more risk of injury. Learn how to prevent six common kinds and how we can care for you if the unexpected happens.
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Common Household Burns and the Surprising Things That Cause Them
Estimated read time:You may be surprised to learn that the chemicals in everyday household cleaning products can cause burns if you aren’t careful. Learn more.
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Heat Stroke 101: Stay Safe This Summer
Estimated read time:Learn more about heat stroke, including how to recognize the signs and symptoms and when to seek medical care.
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Heat Stroke 101: Stay Safe This Summer
Estimated read time:Learn more about heat stroke, including how to recognize the signs and symptoms and when to seek medical care.
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How to Pack a “Go Bag” for the Emergency Room
Estimated read time:Stay prepared and learn what items to have in your ER “go bag” in case of an emergency.
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8 Medical Conditions That Affect Men More Than Women
Estimated read time:Learn about eight medical conditions that impact men at higher rates, and sometimes more seriously, than women.