Prescription Refills Made Easy!

Prescription Refills Made Easy!

What is a Prescription Refill?   A prescription refill is required when your prescription runs out, you can get a new supply of medication from the pharmacy or medical suppliers without having to ask your doctor or prescriber for a new...

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Spot Early Signs of Cancer

Spot Early Signs of Cancer

The effects of Cancer are common, affecting people of different ages, genders, and backgrounds all across the world. Beyond the people who are directly impacted, this dangerous disease imposes a heavy load on their loved ones who support them...

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How Does Fasting Affect Blood Work

How Does Fasting Affect Blood Work

Things To Know About Fasting   What is Fasting? Fasting simply means abstaining from eating or drinking for a set amount of time. The length of time a person should fast may depend on the certain blood test that is required by the doctor or...

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What to Include In a Travel First Aid Kit?

What to Include In a Travel First Aid Kit?

What to Include In a Travel First Aid Kit? A travel first aid kit is an essential collection of medical materials and accessories to treat common injuries or diseases that can be caused during a journey. Traveling can expose people to various...

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Transfer Your Prescriptions With Ease

Transfer Your Prescriptions With Ease

Transfer Your Prescriptions With Ease It can be tiring to transfer your prescriptions to a new pharmacy, but it doesn’t have to be. Prescription transfers are a common process in pharmacy and medicine that involves transferring a patient’s...

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Flue Shot Immunity – Is a second dose needed

Flue Shot Immunity – Is a second dose needed

Flue Shot Immunity - Is a second dose needed Flu shots, commonly referred to as influenza vaccines are a form of vaccine that aids in protecting against the flu. The influenza virus may cause respiratory illnesses and sometimes can be fatal and...

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How Long Do Travel Vaccines Last?

How Long Do Travel Vaccines Last?

When you're planning to travel overseas, getting vaccinated is crucial. Travel vaccinations are an essential part of ensuring you stay healthy and safe while traveling to different parts of the world. They not only protect you from a range of...

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SAY “NO!” TO TOBACCO

SAY “NO!” TO TOBACCO

One of the best things you can ever do to benefit your health is to quit smoking. Saying “NO!” to tobacco becomes easier when you get the right advice and support. Even if you’ve tried many times before, it’s never too late to achieve your goal of...

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Side effects of senior flu shot

Side effects of senior flu shot

The flu shot is the most effective way to protect against seasonal flu. This is why, each year, millions of people get the influenza vaccine. The senior flu shot is a vaccine designed specifically for adults 65 and up to protect them from the flu...

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Importance of  A Medication Review

Importance of A Medication Review

              Have you ever felt scared when you receive medications and you’re not sure what medicines you’re taking or how they can affect your body? Or perhaps you're getting tired of remembering to take your pills from dawn to night? Well,...

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How to Overcome Insomnia

How to Overcome Insomnia

What is Insomnia? Insomnia is not always easy to identify in an individual, especially overcoming it is not an easy thing as well. Usually, people define insomnia as a disorder where you can’t sleep and if it frequently occurs then it is known as...

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Uses and Dosage of Tylenol for Kids

Uses and Dosage of Tylenol for Kids

What is Tylenol? Acetaminophen, also known by the brand name Tylenol, is a popular pain and fever reliever in children.Tylenol is used to treat fevers and minor pain caused by colds or flu, headaches, muscle aches, arthritis, menstrual cramps, and...

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Understanding Meningitis: Types and Causes

Understanding Meningitis: Types and Causes

What is Meningitis and How Does a Person Get it? There are different reasons why meningitis can happen in a person. It can be either an injury, certain types of drugs or even cancer can be the reason behind it. Meningitis is where there is a...

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Recognize Monkeypox By Its Symptoms

Recognize Monkeypox By Its Symptoms

What Is Monkeypox? The monkeypox virus causes an infectious disease that causes a rash and flu-like symptoms. Monkeypox is currently spreading throughout the world and within the United States, primarily through close contact with an infected...

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Manage Your Asthma During Flu Season!

Manage Your Asthma During Flu Season!

What Seasons Trigger Asthma? Everyone is affected differently by seasonal Asthma. Some people discover that the chilly winter air makes their airways constrict, which results in coughing, wheezing, a tight chest, and shortness of breath.  ...

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Influenza Causes and Treatment

Influenza Causes and Treatment

The influenza is a viral infection that affects your respiratory system, including your nose, throat, and lungs. The flu is a common term for influenza, however it is not the same as stomach "flu" viruses that cause diarrhea and vomiting.  ...

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How To Lower Cholesterol?

How To Lower Cholesterol?

How to Reduce My Cholesterol? Try to eat less fatty food: especially food that includes saturated fat if you want to lower your cholesterol. Unsaturated fat is a more beneficial type of fat that is nevertheless present in some meals. To determine...

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Can you fly without being vaccinated?

Can you fly without being vaccinated?

What vaccines do I need for traveling? Ensure that you have had all of your recommended vaccinations. While many diseases that can be prevented through routine immunization are not common in Canada, they are in other nations. Your healthcare...

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What vaccines do I need to travel?

What vaccines do I need to travel?

How do travel vaccines work? Vaccines vary from conventional prescription medications in two key respects. The first is that rather than treating disease, they are made to prevent it. They achieve this by training the immune system of the patient...

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Can a pharmacist prescribe antibiotics?

Can a pharmacist prescribe antibiotics?

Can pharmacists help with infections? They can provide over-the-counter medications and clinical advice as competent healthcare experts for a variety of minor diseases, including coughs, colds, sore throats, stomachaches, and aches and pains. All...

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Why is it Important to Get Your Flu Shot?

Why is it Important to Get Your Flu Shot?

Why is it Important to Get Your Flu Shot? Flu Shots and it’s Importance  The idea of getting a flu shot is to reduce the risk of getting seriously ill from influenza or the flu. It is a safe and effective way, helps protect people as well.  The flu...

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Prescribing pharmacist-Why is it so important?

Prescribing pharmacist-Why is it so important?

Prescribing pharmacist-Why is it so important? Can a pharmacist prescribe antibiotics?  Pharmacists also can prescribe antibiotics. Antibiotics are no longer available without a prescription. As many people believe, not only doctors but also...

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What is Medication Management???

What is Medication Management???

“Some best medication management practices that we offer…..”  We just want you to know that we want the best for you, ensuring that you have medications prescribed for a patient to ensure they are taken properly and achieving their planned,...

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Flu Shots: Children, Adults and over 65 Years

Flu Shots: Children, Adults and over 65 Years

Are Flu Shots Recommended for Everyone? Most adults and children can have the flu shot but people who have had a severe allergic reaction in the past and people who are ill with a high fever should avoid getting it. Getting the flu shot will...

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PCR Test or Antigen Test. Which one to get?

PCR Test or Antigen Test. Which one to get?

Covid-19 continues to course through our country with new variants, requiring our knowledge of the virus to evolve with it. This includes not only understanding the vaccines but also understanding the types of tests available to us. The two...

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What is stress

What is stress

Stress is a reaction of our body to changing situations. A state of tension is created when we respond to situations or pressures that we have nocontrol over. Originally, stress manifested itself in our bodies as a response to physical danger. All...

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What is diabetes?

What is diabetes?

Diabetes is a condition where your body either does not produce enough insulin, or cannot properly use the insulin it produces. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas. Your body uses insulin to properly convertthe sugars and starches in the...

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Who gets headaches?

Who gets headaches?

About 90 percent of men and 95 percent of women experience at least one headache a year. However, some people have headaches that occur often and can greatly affect their quality of life. If you suffer from headaches, it is important to be able to...

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Cholesterol

Cholesterol

Cholesterol is a soft waxy substance (or lipid) that is found in all your body cells and in the bloodstream. Your body needs cholesterol because it is used to build cell membranes, help produce vitamin D and produce certain hormones. The...

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Why discuss colds and flu together?

Why discuss colds and flu together?

Why discuss colds and flu together?The common cold and the flu are very similar. They are both viruses and they cannot be treated with antibiotics which only work against bacteria . Both attack the nose, nasal sinuses, throat and upper breathing...

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Asthma

Asthma

What is asthma? Asthma is a chronic lung condition that causes a person's airways to become inflamed and extra sensitive. During an attack, the airways narrow, obstructing the flow of air and making it difficult to breath . Airways narrow due to...

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Allergies

Allergies

What is an allergy? An allergy is an overreaction of your body's immune system to something that is harmless to most people. Normally, your immune system acts in defense against a foreign substance like a virus or bacteria. It will try to destroy...

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