Over 266,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. While reactions can vary from patient to patient, most feel overwhelmed by the array of breast cancer treatment services available to them. Here's what you need to know if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
Are There Different Types of Breast Cancer Treatment?
There are two main types of cancer treatments—local and systemic.
Local treatments target cancer cells in one specific area.
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Eye Care After Cataract Surgery With Intraocular Lens Implants
If you have been diagnosed with cataracts, then your vision may be hazy and blurry. Cataracts can also affect night driving because they can cause excessive glare or halos around bright lights. You may also notice that colors do not seem as vibrant and notice that your eyes look filmy or cloudy.
Cataracts refer to when the lens of your eye becomes opaque. While stronger glasses may help improve your vision temporarily, you may need cataract surgery to replace your natural lenses with clear intraocular implants.
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4 Reasons To Listen To Podcasts About Healthcare
Podcasts are entertaining, but they can also be informative. You can find podcasts about anything from niche hobbies to favorite TV shows, but no matter what your interests are, you can benefit from listening to news, opinions, and facts about health care. Here are four reasons to tune in to a healthcare podcast show:
1. Educate yourself on the best way to care for your body.
Health is one topic that is relevant to everyone.
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A Comprehensive Screening Process And Documentation
A healthcare facility is a place of business where sick and well people may be within close proximity of one another. If the Covid-19 pandemic has prompted you to take stricter measures concerning illnesses, you may have decided to add a temperature scanning kiosk to your facility. Learn how a comprehensive scanning process and documentation features can prevent the spread of germs.
Online Services And Segregation Efforts
Many hospitals and private doctors' offices have added online medical appointments to their services.
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