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Chesapeake Swimming: Week of July 14th
The Chesapeake swimming guide has been released for the week of July 14th. Although no beach closures are reported, there are a number of beaches with higher than average fecal material counts. The EPA acceptable level for fecal counts is 104, which is the level...
Coffee Drinkers Live Longer
Coffee drinkers live longer -- and over 3-4 cups per day was even better. That is the conclusion of two new, very large studies published this week. They found that those who drank three or more cups a day had an 18% lower risk of death for men. Women in the study had...
Yearly Pelvic Exams: Not Anymore!
Yearly Pelvic Exams: Not Anymore! Are you still getting pelvic exams every year? If you dread the indignity and discomfort of pelvic exams, there may be some good news for you. Recommendations have changed recently. Read this to find out how often you should get a PAP...
Bay Swimming This Week: Latest Bacteria Report
Chesapeake Bay Safe Swimming Update Bay Swimming update for the week of June 23, 2017. Chesapeake beaches in Annapolis and surrounding areas which have tested high for fecal material but remain open this weekend are listed. Full article below has additional important...
Drowning: Save A Life
Drowning: Save A Life! Would you recognize drowning if it happened right in front of you? 50% of you wouldn't! Sadly, 50% of all children who drowned had a parent or another adult within 25 yards. And in 10% of the cases, the adult was literally watching the child...
Swimming Pool Parasites Double
Have you ever gotten diarrhea that lasted for weeks? The parasite "crypto" is being found more and more in public swimming pools and water parks. In fact, outbreaks due to Crypto have doubled in just the last 2 years, according to a recently released CDC report. What...
Evolve Update: Chesapeake Bay Safe to Swim?
Evolve Update: Chesapeake Bay 2017 - Is it safe to swim? Thinking about swimming in the Chesapeake Bay? Find out if it is safe to swim and how to keep you and your kids safe and healthy this summer. Read Evolve's latest update so you and your family will know where,...
The Direct Primary Care Advantage
Last fall, Eastport residents Bill and Ellen Peterson found themselves increasingly frustrated with their doctor's office. Bill had symptoms of Lyme disease wanted to see his primary care doctor. It took weeks to get an appointment and then an hour or more waiting to...
Maryland Ticks & Lyme: Our Worst Year Yet?
Ticks which carry Lyme here in Maryland are back--and we may be in for the worst tick and Lyme season in history. Due to the unusually warm, wet winter we experienced, some tick experts are predicting we are on the verge of a new public health emergency from...
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