Tag: Primary Care

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  December 15, 2020

  The Top Ten Health Nexus Articles in 2020

  As we near the end of this unprecedented year, here is a look back on our most popular stories of the year.
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  October 5, 2020

  What Your Primary Care Physician Can Tell You That an Urgent Care
  Doctor Can’t

  When it comes to health, choose the long game.
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  June 30, 2020

  Here’s What You Need to Know About Going to the Doctor’s During COVID-19

  Physicians in cardiology, primary care and urgent care share what you can expect, and what not to, when you come for an appointment.
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  May 11, 2020

  A Patient’s Guide to JeffConnect Appointments Now Available

  Health concern or issue? There’s an app for that.
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  March 10, 2020

  A Parent’s Guide to Coronavirus

  Here's what you need to know to protect your family.
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  February 18, 2020

  Life-Saving Drugs on Craigslist

  Research shows a market for the sale of essential medications for asthma and diabetes, typically at lower prices on a popular online market-place.
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  December 22, 2019

  20 Tips for a Healthier 2020

  Instead of adopting grandiose goals, incorporate small healthy enhancements to your lifestyle to be well and stay motivated.
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  December 1, 2019

  How HIV Screenings Work and Why They’re Important

  An estimated 15%–or one in seven–HIV-positive people are completely unaware of their status despite that care and support are more available than ever.
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  November 29, 2019

  What Is Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV?

  Efforts to increase awareness of the HIV prophylaxis and use among at-risk populations are working, but it remains underutilized, according to the CDC.
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  November 26, 2019

  Your Guide to a Healthier Thanksgiving

  A health guide to Thanksgiving does not have to be synonymous with tips to reduce your calorie intake at the main meal. Here are ways to support a mind body connection, from recognizing hunger cues to mindful meditation.
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  November 25, 2019

  Why MANNA Matters as Part of My Healthcare

  South Philly resident Peter Clayton is 80 years old, diabetic, on oxygen 24/7 and sometimes can't even walk five feet before needing a break. Here, he shares the comfort in receiving meals from MANNA for himself and his wife.