By Cheri Tishman Like most children, Alexis Juliano was walking at age one. Unlike most children, Alexis Juliano was dancing by age two. So you think you can dance Alexis Juliano? We think so, too! Lexi, as she is known by family and friends, is in the top 16 on the Fox Network show, “So […]
By Dr. Howard Gelb Little league elbow is a common problem in the growing athlete and describes medial elbow pain that is attributed to a microscopic injury to the growth plate or apophysis, where the tendon attaches to the inner elbow.The slip and fall injuries can be quite serious if not taken care of. Pain
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By Dr. Noemi Rivera, Medical Director/Broward Health Urgent Care When a sudden illness or injury arises, you contact attorneys from The Bollinger Law Firm, P.C. to get legal help but you’re faced with making a choice about where to get medical attention- and you need to make it quickly. Sources suggest that understanding the differences
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By Cassie McGovern My husband, Shannon, and I were home with our three beautiful daughters when our 19month old found her way to our back yard pool and drowned. We had a pool fence and gate so we thought we were protected and had plenty of time for her to learn to swim since she
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By Michael W. Mathesie, DC, DACRB So you have had headaches most of your life and have learned to live with them. You have your regular daily dose of over the counter medications that you take mostly as a habit or like your vitamins hoping that they are helping prevent the pain from occurring. Of
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By Michael W. Mathesie, DC, DACRB We often find ourselves over the weekends participating in a sport and other activities that we used to enjoy on a regular basis when we were a bit younger. However we wind up realizing that we are not as flexible or in shape as we once were. Some of
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