While indoor shopping malls in New Jersey limped back to life at the end of June, the return of customers…
While states across the U.S. are at different stages with coronavirus infection rates, school districts are struggling with how and…
Since peak storm season arrived at the beginning of this week, it’s high time you thought about preparing your dock…
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to alter our lives, quarantines and social distancing have become part of our everyday rituals.…
Cancer deaths have been on the rise in recent decades, especially in industrialized nations. It’s important to note, however, that most cancers can be prevented, or at least your risk of getting them can largely be diminished via your own behaviors. Prevention and routine testing are key to prevention. Are still considered to be the best ways to fight cancer. Preventing most types of cancer often comes down to how to live a healthier life. In fact, according to the American Cancer Society, much of the suffering and death that are associated with cancer can be prevented ‘by more systematic efforts to reduce’ such behaviors as use of tobacco, improving diet, incorporating exercise into your daily routine, and relying on routine tests to detect cancer early.
With everything from travel to education to sports leagues to large public gathering being affected by the spread of the…
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APTA Statement on Patient Care and Practice Management During COVID-19 Outbreak APTA encourages physical therapists to use their professional judgment…
While New Jersey seems to be in an everlasting battle to downplay its status as one of the most traffic-congested…