Dina A. Beck

Social Deputy. Volunteer.
Promoter of all things just. Child advocate. Award winner. Dina co-founded HealthDiscovery.org and has educated audiences for 20+ years through live/online events and print/digital communications. A licensed real estate agent in NJ and retired foster parent, she supports clean, farm-fresh eating and holistic therapies. Dina’s team is responsible for constructive educational events and effective digital & print communications in her role as Director of Marketing at Corporate Synergies, a national employee benefits specialist (and sponsor of this blog). She also leads the company’s CARES Committee of volunteers who support their local communities and fellow co-workers.
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Cherries have been known to be clinically equivalent to NSAID drugs like naproxen and ibuprofen, which often have cardiovascular and gastrointestinal side effects. To find pain relief in a bowl of cherries, read on.
One third of all fatalities in motor vehicle traffic crashes in the U.S. involve drunk drivers (BAC of .08 or higher). How much do you know the dangers of drinking during this winter holiday season?
The 16 million Americans diagnosed with COPD (and many more undiagnosed) struggle to breathe every day and are especially vulnerable to these new threats.
Do you know your breast cancer risk? What are the BRCA1 and BCRA2 genes? Is breast cancer common in young women? Take our quiz to test your knowledge! The answers may surprise you.
With her first mammogram being a lesson in compression, new technologies promise to beam up mammographies.
A not-so-silent killer, sleep apnea can be more serious than you’d think. Check your knowledge with this quiz.
One family comes too close to experiencing a bad outcome in a loved one’s patient care.
How much do you know about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?
Sun exposure increases your risk of  certain skin cancers if you aren’t careful. Stay safe with these tips to say sunshine safe.
Health insurance benefits can be complicated and confusing. Here are seven key things to know so you avoid costly errors.
Migraines can affect people of any gender, sex or ethnicity. However, women are three times more likely to suffer than men. So how much do you know about migraines?