Elizabeth A Pacheco CNP

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• Resourceful and Creative Teen Fundraises for Breast Cancer Through Sewing

  Upon receiving the news of her mother's breast cancer diagnosis, teenager Jordan Phillips turned her passion into a business, selling sewn items to benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation.Learning to sewJordan learned to sew when she was only five years old, after receiving a sewing machine for...

• Tips for Traveling with a CPAP Machine

  A well-working CPAP can make all the difference for sleep apnea patients who need to improve their quality of life. Sometimes, they may not even think about a night without it by their bedside. But when you are a frequent traveler, this could be an issue.Travelers may experience several issues with...

• How Does Convalescent Plasma Therapy Work?

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• How Do I Get Tan Without the Sun?

  There are several alternatives to a safe tan, and that includes bronzers. Tanning products are generally classified into two types:...

• Metabolic Syndrome and its Relation to Lupus Erythematosus

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