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June Newsletter 2022
Summer is officially here. And, along with the arrival of summer, we have more reasons to celebrate with vaccines now available for all individuals six months and older. Additionally, as of June 27, nearly 92% of Santa Clara County residents 5 years and older are vaccinated. For more information on COVID data in our area, [...]

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How To Make Your Home Safer And Life Better
It’s important to keep our homes safe from fire hazards, electrical dangers, and other potential threats. But what about the everyday dangers we face when we are away from home? Our homes are one of the most accident-prone locations. There are many hazards in our home that can cause unintended injury and death. However, most [...]

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May Newsletter 2022
The official start to summer is just a few weeks away. With warmer temperatures and increased daylight on the horizon, take a few moments to re-evaluate your weekly routines. Are you able to take some time out for yourself to meditate outdoors? How about heading to a new trail? As we transition from spring to [...]

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How To Manage Asthma And Live A Better Life
Do you feel short of breath when you walk fast, jog, run or take a hike? Do you feel heavy in your chest every time you have a cold or a cough? Do you have a cough that gets worse? Then you could have asthma, which is a common but chronic condition that needs medical [...]

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April Newsletter 2022
We’re nearly a month into Spring and things are looking brighter with more daylight and a 2nd booster for eligible individuals. Though many of us are weary of the pandemic, it is important to continue to protect yourself and your loved ones. If you are neither vaccinated nor boosted, we recommend you take action. The [...]

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How To Manage Irritable Bowel Syndrome And Live Successfully
Do you suffer from stabbing stomach pains and acute gastric trouble with the frequent need to visit the toilet? If these prevent you from making any long travel plans and cause anxiety and stress, then you could suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). It's difficult to live with IBS as it affects your daily life. [...]

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