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A Guide to choosing an Over-the-Counter Allergy Treatment by Dr. Lawrence Kindo With the extensive range of allergy medications available today, it can be difficult to make informed choices. While some medications may offer inst ... Read on »

Syringomyelia. by Krystal Plonski Syringomyelia is a very rare condition that consists of a fluid filled sac, typically filled with cerebrospinal fluid, located within the spinal cord itself. Yo ... Read on »

Don't Guess with Food Allergies by Dr. Steve Nenninger Naturopathic Doctor

Are You Allergic To Eggs? Lost in the intense increase in gluten awareness is that there are other foods that can be just as bad. Only IgG food allergen testing can ... Read on »

Updated: Free medical iOS (iPhone/iPad) app listing by Alan T. Medical Doctor

I have updated the Free medical iOS (iPhone/iPad) app listing with the inclusion of iLiver ( iTunes link ), an app developed by the European Association for the Study of t ... Read on »

Types of Body Contouring Surgeries by Dr. Lawrence Kindo There are many procedures and surgeries that can help you get your figure to its ideal shape. Here, we will explore body contouring, what work you c ... Read on »

The Local Strangers. by Krystal Plonski I went to this concert last night at Columbia City Theater and it was awesome. Check out The Local Strangers , a Midwest root/Seattle Based band. They’ve got amazing v ... Read on »

Thyroid Disease in Children by Dr. Steve Nenninger Naturopathic Doctor

Thyroid Deficiency In Children I have worked with many children with low thyroids during the past years. However it is my work with two children in particular that ... Read on »

Better Patient Satisfaction – Which Model to Follow? by MKirschMD Patient satisfaction is an important element of medical care. It was always important, but it has taken on a new significance since hospitals and physicians will be grad ... Read on »

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On Unrelated Symptoms & Patient Advocacy by d.o.ctor Sometimes you think you know, but you really don't. Other times you convince yourself you don't know, but you actually do. But the moments when you're absolutely sure you k ... Read on »

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