On April first, it's OK to be suspicious about believing anything too good to be true, says Robert R. Butterworth, Los Angeles-based psychologist. Timely with Passover, author Larry Domnitch writes that not only should Jews of every generation see themselves as if they personally exited Egypt, but many have had the experience in a very real way. In our own times, the exodus of Jews from the Soviet Union and the Arab countries show the cyclical nature of Jewish history. While most people seek out first aid for cuts, scrapes and burns, dermatologists point out that the healing process doesn't end when the wound closes. Since injured skin can take a year or more to heal completely, new Curad Scar Therapy Cosmetic Pads, available this spring, have been designed to help the scar fade once the wound has closed.
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Most regions of the US are currently experiencing a growing nursing shortage, which has the potential to significantly threaten the health of the public by decreasing access to the critical care RNs. If these OTC medications are taken regularly over a long period of time, they can block chemicals that maintain blood flow to the kidneys, causing acute or chronic renal failure. Family history is the number-one risk factor for Type Two diabetes, but even those at high risk can get ahead of the disease curve before it does permanent harm by annual preventive screening with a simple blood test and maintaining a healthy body weight. A meta-study from the University of North Carolina suggests drinking three cups of black tea per day can reduce the risk for heart attack by 11 percent. Research presented this week at the American College of Cardiology adds to the growing body of evidence suggesting that the antioxidants in black tea may contribute to healthy cardiovascular function.