Candice Mitchell MS,LGPC,NCC

Recommended Articles

• Patient Tries Medical Marijuana and the Results Were Insane!

  The use of marijuana for medical purposes has been controversial for many years. Although some states have legalized its use, it still remains a crime on the federal level. Many also questioned whether it would actually help patients. Over the years success stories have been piling up, and...

• Apgar Score: the five signs evaluated

  Apgar Score: the five signsRight after birth, the health of a newborn baby is evaluated using the Apgar score, in which five factors are measured on a scale of zero to two. These scores are then added to give the final value which ranges from zero to ten. Thus, the overall health of the newborn baby...

• The Impact Understaffed Hospitals Have on Dying Patients

  There are many jobs today that require both a cornucopia of training and certifications, as well as a tolerance to performing in high-stress and rather intense scenarios.  Jobs such as these require a unique personality by which focus and hard work must be fully applied, with an ability to react...

• What Is Renal Ultrasound Used For?

  A renal ultrasound is actually a diagnostic procedure, wherein high-frequency sound waves are transmitted through the body tissues that are inaudible to the human ear. The echoes recorded into videos or images of the internal structures of the body.A wide range of diseases and conditions can be...

• 12 Amazing Cantaloupe Health Benefits and Nutrition Facts

   Cantaloupe has a mild sweet taste, which makes it perfect for everyday use, along with the fact that it nourishes and strengthens your skin.Often, many have assumed that this summer melon contains little to no vitamins, but after several studies into the varied benefits of summer fruits, it is now...

• What Causes Nausea: An Overview of the Most Common Conditions

  Nausea is a term which describes a sick stomach and the feeling of wanting to vomit. It can be a sign to vomit the contents of the stomach. Nausea is a symptom, not a disease. It is caused by many diseases but can often be prevented. Almost all people experience nausea at some point, which makes it...