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Unsteady walking is one of the leading reasons seniors fall and hurt themselves. If you’ve noticed that you aren’t as balanced or able to get around like you used to, a walking aid is essential for your safety. If you need minimal help when getting out of a chair or for walking around the grocery store a cane may be …

by Dr. Robin Sykes At the Jupiter Plastic Surgery Center, we are constantly reviewing new and emerging technology, so that we can bring the best to our patients. Many people would prefer nonsurgical options, and we have always kept this in mind. Dr. Sykes feels that, because she is a plastic surgeon , she can often offer her patients advice …

By Aaron Rosenblatt, MD Back surgeries can fail for a devastatingly simple reason; the operation was not the right treatment, because the surgeon never pinpointed the source of the pain. As a result, patients may be just as miserable as they were before, or worse off. Unfortunately a desperate number choose to try surgery again. This is usually the wrong …

Would you like to look better, feel younger, recover faster, alleviate chronic pain, have less fatigue, regulate your immune system, and increase your bodies Qi (energy flow)? There is a relatively new procedure that is a combination of pain relief, needle-free acupuncture, massage, lymphatic drainage, PH balance, and anti-aging benefits. This FDA approved Device was introduced in Southeast Asia but …

Dana Luzon Coveney, Au.D, FAAA Did you know? Most hearing loss can be managed, but according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, only 30 percent of Americans 70 and older who could benefit from hearing aids actually use them. The rate drops to just 16 percent among those 20 to 69. At Audiology & Hearing Aids …

Lose weight? Check. Start exercising? Check. Stop smoking? Check. It can be daunting when your list of New Year’s Resolutions is as long as your holiday shopping list. In addition to the post-holiday slump, not being able to keep your resolutions by February, March or even late January may increase your anxiety. When your holiday decorations are packed up and …

By Michael Cohen, Director – Center for Brain Take a moment to answer these questions: Do you feel fearful? Do feelings of fear “come out of nowhere”? Do you worry excessively about situations or events, out of proportion to their chances of happening? Do your worries result in physical symptoms such as sweating, nausea and diarrhea? Do you have trouble concentrating, …

Did you know that the average elementary student has 8 to 12 colds a year? Getting sick is no fun, and it can greatly affect school or work when you have to miss multiple days to recover. To help prevent illness, it’s important to maintain a healthy immune system. One great way to give your body the boost it needs …

Want to try different things to spice up your relationship but get embarrassed or shy away from things that are new or unfamiliar? Maybe you want to be adventurous and have more confidence but something is keeping you from being open and free. You hold back from trying which then starts to cause boredom, frustration, or lack of intimacy because …

By: Dana Luzon, Au.D., FAAA Board Certified Doctor of Audiology Holiday season brings friends and family members together to celebrate and connect with each other. If you or someone you love is experiencing hearing difficulty, you might find these family gatherings frustrating instead of treasuring this time together. Hearing loss effects not just the ears, but brings on so many …