Vitamins were also suggested because students often eat large amounts of junk food and don't get proper nourishment. Another recommendation to stay healthy is getting enough sleep. Appointments to assist scheduling The Student Health Center is open to walk-ins through today. Starting tomorrow, students will be required to make an appointment. Robinson and Burns suggest coming at a time other than noon.
Every student is welcome and medication is sold at low rates.
You can't burn a candle at both ends. Robinson and Burns talked about the different types of birth control and its benefits. Some oral contraceptives may aid in preventing ovarian cancer. Ortho Tri-Cyclen may aid in acne prevention. Robinson and Burns also cautioned that the pill is not meant for everyone.