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Online Medical Programs Offers Vaccines, Virus H1N1 Info

Vaccines virus H1N1

By BRENNE MEIROWITZ

Online medical programs will teach you how to treat Swine Flu by administering vaccines, virus symptom recognition, and prevention.  For instance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offers free information online that you may use to educate yourself, colleagues, and patients. Some of the free materials available on the CDC website are podcasts, videos, and brochures, as well as answers to commonly asked questions.

If you are a pet owner or care for a patient who owns a pet, please read this information carefully. It may be wise to consider vaccines for the Swine Flu virus for yourself, and suggest that your patients to do the same for themselves and their pets. Here are a few tips gleaned from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It is generally believed that the most susceptible animals to the Swine Flu are birds. So, if you own a bird, it is advised to keep it far away from all pigs, whether the pig exhibits any sign of the flu or not. Make sure also to keep all food and water separate and secure so that neither one – bird nor pig can cross contaminate the others supplies. It is also wise to make sure that all windows, vents, doorways, and any other type of opening are tightly screened, so that birds cannot enter the barn where pigs dwell. The same holds true if they live inside your home.

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Following A Healthy Diet While Earning Your RN Degree Online

Heart healthy diet

By BRENNE MEIROWITZ

To avoid unhealthful snacking, following a Mediterranean Diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables is important to students pursuing their RN degree online. Most students consume a poor diet, and snacking is more likely to occur if you are working on a degree from home. Therefore, I have decided to share my experience when it comes to nutrition, which I call my Mom’s Heart Healthy Diet. I have been concerned about eating well since I was in my late teens – seventeen to be exact. “Why,” you ask at seventeen? At age seventeen, I met my first husband who was raised in Israel, where produce is abundantly fresh, and a mainstay of the Middle East diet.

Rather than eating some sort of processed and ultra sweetened cereal for breakfast, as I was accustomed to in the States, breakfast in Israel usually includes fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, homemade bread, and even a homemade type of cream cheese called lebany. Lebany is a derivative of yogurt, which when strained and aged for several days becomes pasty – like cream cheese. Snacks, such as fresh and juicy grapes, oranges, and crunchy apples are eaten in abundance, rather than candy bars, donuts, and chips. Don’t get me wrong – Israelis, even those enrolled in RN degree online programs, absolutely do indulge in these and other unhealthful treats, but most generally do not consume these treats to the extent that we Americans do.

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