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What Do You Do if Your Client Has Beau's Lines?

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By Virginia Pelley Verified, David Simpson
| Beauty Launchpad Verified
You’ve probably heard that nails are a reflection of your overall health. Nail condition is so important, in fact, that the authors of a 2015 study noted that because even subtle nail abnormalities can indicate systemic diseases, dermatologists should examine the nails during every routine visit. As a nail tech, you’ve likely seen nails that are weak or break easily, dotted with white spots or wavy with ridges. But what if you notice thin, white horizontal lines across the nails?
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Medicare Part B: Coverage, Costs And Eligibility

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By Virginia Pelley Verified, Alena Hall
| Forbes Advisor Verified
Original Medicare, the federal government’s health insurance program for older adults and people with qualifying disabilities and illnesses, features two key components: Part A and Part B. Medicare Part A generally helps cover hospital stays and nursing care while Medicare Part B helps cover outpatient and preventative health care, such as doctor visits, screenings and vaccinations, and some medical equipment.
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Does Medicare Cover Ozempic?

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By Virginia Pelley Verified, Robby Brumberg
| Forbes Advisor Verified
Over 40% of U.S. adults meet the medical classification for obesity, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)[1]. With this statistic in mind, it’s no surprise that many people are curious about Ozempic, an injectable treatment for diabetes available by prescription currently touted as a highly effective weight loss drug. Ozempic can be expensive, however, if paying out of pocket, and the drug is only covered by insurance under certain circumstances.
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