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Your breast can­cer treat­ment is an impor­tant next step after a diag­no­sis. Learn about the spe­cial­ists who will sup­port you along the way.

Tiffany is an open book when she talks about her health jour­ney — and how a pain­less, pen­cil-eras­er-sized lump in her breast led to a breast can­cer diag­no­sis that she says changed her life…for the better.

Phys­i­cal ther­a­py some­times can help peo­ple who expe­ri­ence migraines, ver­ti­go, bal­ance prob­lems, and chron­ic fatigue. Here’s how Duly can help.

The real­i­ty of what phys­i­cal ther­a­py is and does go much deep­er than rehab and stretch­ing. Here, we over­come three com­mon mis­con­cep­tions about phys­i­cal therapy.

If you’ve ever won­dered if you’re aller­gic to soap, learn more about these 4 com­mon aller­gens that could be the cause. Your skin will be sure to thank you.

Mask­ing guide­lines are con­stant­ly evolv­ing as pub­lic health offi­cials learn more infor­ma­tion. Keep­ing up with the chang­ing infor­ma­tion can be over­whelm­ing while try­ing to keep you and your loved ones safe. Find out which masks are the most effec­tive, how to care for them and the lat­est on when wear­ing a mask is rec­om­mend­ed or required.

Chem­i­cal peels are designed to super­fi­cial­ly exfo­li­ate your skin, which pro­motes reduc­tion of fine lines and wrin­kles, minor scars, acne, stretch marks, sun dam­age and dis­col­oration. It helps our skin look more youth­ful, pli­able, smooth and even. Typ­i­cal­ly, mul­ti­ple treat­ments are required to achieve your desired results.

The win­ter months are an ide­al time for get­ting a chem­i­cal peel. Before under­go­ing a chem­i­cal peel, it is impor­tant to under­stand the do’s and don’ts of prepar­ing your skin and guide­lines to fol­low after your treatment.

Pain that lasts more than 3 months and dis­rupts your life is called chron­ic pain. Treat­ments, includ­ing holis­tic ones, can help man­age your pain.

Your first colonoscopy can be nerve-wrack­ing, but Duly Health and Care is here to guide you through it.

This Nation­al Sui­cide Pre­ven­tion Week, Eliz­a­beth Kuri­an, DO, Behav­ioral & Men­tal Health, Psy­chi­a­try, shares details on the trig­gers and warn­ing signs of poten­tial sui­ci­dal behav­ior in chil­dren as well as the influ­ence the inter­net and social media have on sui­ci­dal behav­ior, and steps par­ents or loved ones can take to dis­cuss sui­cide with their children.