Spring has SPRUNG!! The birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, and you are feeling the pressure to put on those sundresses and sleeveless tops to show the world you haven’t lost your glow. The number of things we can forgive ourselves in the winter months comes cascading back this time of year.
People living with brain injury walk among us every day, but more times than not, we don’t see them as hurt. For so many, their brain injuries are invisible to us on the outside. Judging by their outward appearance, many survivors of these traumatic injuries seem “normal,” but their inward struggles are very real.
The stockings have been hung with care, the tree lights are twinkling and the air is filled with the delicious aroma of a holiday feast. Yet, you still can’t seem to get into the season’s spirit.
Most of the women seeking treatment at About Face Skin Care are looking to improve the appearance of their face. The most common second problem area is the neck. However, the third most popular and booming area that we treat is the aging hand.
Dr. Gary Iskol and Dr. Craig Fisk are committed to providing excellence in dentistry, and stand out as leading dentists in Lawrenceville. The doctors use the latest in dentistry techniques to provide you with a beautiful and healthy smile. Additionally, Dr. Iskol and Dr. Fisk believe strongly in education to prevent oral health problems before they occur, and make sure to keep patients fully informed about their dental health.
As a longtime Gwinnett resident and area physician, Dr. Craig Heigerick is enjoying his new affiliation with DeKalb Medical and the opportunity to broaden his care within and near the Beaver Ruin community. “I’ve been in Lilburn for 30 years, practicing primary care medicine on my own in a solo practice.
Many of us take our lungs for granted without recognizing how much they really do on a daily basis.
So much of the concussion discussion today focuses on youth athletes, but hundreds of thousands of adults sustain concussions each year as a result of the every day hazards of life. The reality is that concussions can happen anytime, anywhere. We’re all vulnerable.
Diabetes is one of the country’s fastest growing epidemics. According to the CDC, 29 million Americans are affected with diabetes and 86 million are living with prediabetes. Unfortunately, 90 percent of persons with prediabetes are unaware of their diagnosis. The good news you may ask? Both conditions can be effectively managed with lifestyle changes.
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