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LiveSmart: Prostate Cancer Screenings Set for Samaritan and St. Peter’s Hospitals
St. Peter’s Health Partners is hosting two free prostate cancer screenings this fall.
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LiveSmart: Oh My, It’s Pink Eye!
While pink eye is extremely contagious, the good news is it is easily treated and rarely causes any long-term effects.
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LiveSmart: Kids Are Back at School. Lice Might Be, Too.
An estimated six to 12 million Americans contract head lice every year. What to do if you get the call that your kids have them?
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LiveSmart: Safety for Seniors at the Push of a Button
A medical alert system can offer seniors and their families the peace of mind that help is just a button push away.
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LiveSmart: Getting Slower? Keep on Moving!
As you age, daily exercise and stretching becomes more important than ever.
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Healthy Aging Month
September is Healthy Aging Month. It’s a great reminder for everyone, especially seniors, that there is no better time to re-invent yourself than right now.
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LiveSmart: St. Peter’s Seeking Patients for Breast Cancer Weight Loss Study
If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer and are interested in a weight loss program, you might be able to help researchers conducting a clinical study at St. Peter’s Hospital Cancer Care Center.
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LiveSmart: Begin Screening at 45 for Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer diagnosed among adults in the United States. Since there are very few symptoms associated with colorectal cancer, regular screening is essential.
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LiveSmart: Heading Out for Adventure? Pack a First Aid Kit!
Away from home, you’re also away from your medicine cabinet and, depending on how far you go, your family doctor and convenient health care facilities. A simply stocked first aid kit can keep routine cuts, scrapes and headaches from ruining your trip.
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LiveSmart: Watch Your Step! Learn How to Reduce Your Fall Risk
Falls are the leading cause of fatal injury and the most common cause of nonfatal trauma-related hospital admissions among older adults. The key to fall prevention is identifying why individuals are prone to falling and then managing the underlying risk factors.