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Preventive Care

Flossing for Preventive Care | HealthDiscovery.org
Researchers say they’ve found correlations between dental and heart health, among other conditions. Can brushing on your lunch break keep your oral hygiene in check?
Research shows that foods low in sugar and high in fiber help prevent cavities and leads to a healthier smile. What are the super seven?
A nutrient-rich diet and lifestyle modifications can reduce lung damage and disease symptoms. Breathe easier, with these key ingredients.
Most American adults need vision improvement, at a rate of 3 to 1. These 4 common diseases are reasons for getting (or keeping) vision insurance.
Eyes change as they age, but vision loss should never be ignored. Catch problems before they get worse with regular eye exams.
Can wearing glasses make your eyesight worse? Get clarity on these common eye health myths.
New superfood: Carrots add more than the total daily value of Vitamin A, a must for vision health.
Vision disability is one of the 10 disabilities in the U.S. Vision insurance helps pay for eye care expenses.
At least 75% of Americans experience back pain, usually in the lower back and usually will recur within one year. Try these 5 easy techniques to avoid aggravating an angry back at work.
Many often wonder what kinds of pain are to be expected (such as after a strain or sprain) and when to seek medical attention. Read more for the 7 signs of an alarming backache.
Physical injuries like we discussed in the previous article could be causing your back pain. But there are more reasons than injury. See how much you know about the causes of back pain.
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.