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10 Mar Long Term Complications of Fractures

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A fracture is an injury resulting from a break in a bone. Typically, most fractures usually take between 6 and 8 weeks to heal with proper treatment. However, the age and health status of the patient, and the severity and location of the injury may...

02 Mar The Complications of Lyme Disease

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Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by exposure to Borrelia burgdorferi, a type of bacteria. Borrelia burgdorferi is spread from animal to humans through a bite from an infected black-legged tick or deer tick. The disease is less likely to develop when the tick...

24 Feb Stem Cell Therapy for Corneal Regeneration

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Our eyesight also helps us to see the world in various colors, dimensions, and shapes. However, when we lose this ability to see, our daily activities and life, in general, will become hampered and may be difficult to navigate. Though most of the eyes are...

21 Feb Stem Cell Therapy for Failed Back Surgery Syndrome

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Over 30 million adults in the United States today suffer from back pain. So, if you’re currently suffering from back pain, you should know that you aren’t suffering from an isolated issue. The spine is an important, yet complicated part of the body. And as...

17 Feb The Intersection of Autism and Stem Cell Treatment

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Autism is often referred to as autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It’s a mental health disorder from birth that causes a delay in neural development and is typified by signs and symptoms like impaired social interactions and communication, challenges with social skills, repetitive behavior, mood alterations,...

14 Feb When Your Headache Requires Stem Cell Therapy

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Headaches usually come in various types, and even though they don’t feel the same way, they are typified by pain in the head. There are two main categories of headaches, which are based on the causes and symptoms. Symptom-based headaches are typically referred to as...

11 Feb Stem Cell Therapy for Stroke Recovery

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Every stroke patient has a different way of coping and recovering from a stroke. One common factor of stroke is that the effects of a stroke aren’t always immediately apparent. While some are relatively short-lived, others may take months or even longer develop and could...

08 Feb Common Anti-Aging Mistakes People make Today

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There are a number of things one can do to reduce the signs of aging. On the flip side, there are also things you shouldn’t do because they can worsen the situation.In reality, a good number of anti-aging tricks today may be doing more harm...

03 Feb R3 Medical Training Opens Enrollment for Hands On Aesthetics Course with Botox, PRP, Fillers and Exosomes

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R3 Medical Training has opened enrollment for its hands-on Regenerative Aesthetics Course for April 9-10th, 2022, in San Diego CA. The Aesthetics Course teaches Botox, Dysport, Fillers, PRP, Exosomes, and PDO Threads in a hands-on setting with real procedures on real patients. Our trainers teach how...

02 Feb Effects of Achilles Tears on Day-to-Day Movements

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An Achilles tendon tear is common with but not restricted to athletes. It’s an injury that can happen to anyone while going about their everyday life. The Achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the body. It extends from the bones in the heel to...