More Times Than Not, When It Comes to Concussion, Mum’s the Word
By Paige Havens
The Concussion Discussion
So what’s in your media feed? I know it might surprise you but I have my daily feeds search for the latest on concussions and concussion research. Yes, I browse through the latest concussion news as I drink my morning coffee. It helps me stay current and relevant to this discussion.
We are excited to announce something very special at About Face Skin Care. After years of reading, research classes, caring for existing clients experiencing cancer treatments, and passion to perfect this program, it is our great honor to announce Side Step Oncology Aesthetics.
Warmer weather is upon us, which hopefully means spending some more time outside. As your wardrobe also gets lighter and more skin gets a chance to interact with the great outdoors, just a few tips to keep in mind.
When is surgery recommended for cataracts?
By Richard Carlin, MD
CarlinVision
When Dr. Richard Carlin started practicing 40 years ago, cataracts were removed only after the patient was legally blind, unable to see the big “E” on the eye chart, unable to see to drive, read or watch TV.
There is an exciting new project on the horizon that is going to take concussion care in our community to a whole new level. Gwinnett Medical Center has retired the mobile mammography care-a-van.
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