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Welcome to Daily RX, your daily dose of fun, inspiring, and helpful content! My name is Shantae Manning, and I’m the head blogger here.
Daily RX is a bit of a passion project for me — I started it mainly because I love writing and want to share my thoughts and ideas with the world.
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Treatments According to the National Library of Medicine, lotions and shampoos containing 1% permethrin (Nix) work well to treat head lice at home. These medicines can be purchased at a store without ... Living With Self-help strategies Suggestions to manage acne include: Cleansing – cleansers specifically developed for acne-prone skin can help. Try washing the affected areas twice per day. Don’t over...
Colorectal Cancer Screening Cuts to the Chase
(dailyRx) In terms of colorectal cancer, “the most effective screening test is the one that people choose to take.” So says Director of the National Cancer Institute’s (NCI) Division of Cancer Prevention, Barnett Kramer, MD. And one option works pretty well. A 20-year study involving thousands of people found that flexible sigmoidoscopy effectively protects against colorectal cancer, the second-leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States.
Medications Archives - dailyrx
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Primatene Mist Being Pulled off Market
Primatene epinephrine inhaler being phased out due to chlorofluorocarbons Your rating: Next year, you will not be able to buy asthma inhalers without a prescription. A popular medication is being phased out because it contains chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that Primatene Mist, the only over-the-counter asthma inhaler sold in the United States, will no longer be available after December 31, 2011. Find out what’s causing your breathing problems.
What's a Migraine? - dailyrx
Migraine explanation treatment overview Your rating: You’re having trouble speaking, weird colors are blinking, your head throbs with every tiny noise, and any bright light sends a searing pain straight into your brain. All of a sudden, you start throwing up. Am I having a stroke? Is this what meningitis feels like? With these symptoms, you might be forgiven for thinking you’re about to die, but for thousands of people who have chronic migraines, this is just another day.
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Seeing Stroke with a Phone
Doctors were 90% accurate diagnosing stroke using an iPhone application Your rating: Cell phones are not just for making calls or sending texts anymore. We can use them to find a restaurant, to look up that actor’s name that was in that one movie with that one lady, or even to deposit our checks. Now, doctors can use their phone to identify a stroke. When using a certain iPhone application, doctors were over 90 percent accurate in their diagnoses of stroke.
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