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Cooper Robert N MD
By Hypmovation Inc, Hypmovation Training Institute January 24, 2011
Thank you for connecting… Here is a Market Tip that works… I have found that we will build the straight of business in all communities when we support one another by giving a simple thank you or review… Try it out and you just might get a referral from another city or state. Stay lively and healthy in business, Don L. Price -- Success Coach ...read more
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By EXIT Hodges Real Estate January 19, 2011
True professionals know that networking grows businesses. They also know that you must network not just within your community and industry but you must EXtend your hand to network with other professionals. We are EXcited to have you as part of network! EXIT Hodges Real Estate ...read more
Cooper Robert N MD
By Debra Jo Bright September 02, 2010
I had the best experience ever. Dr. Cooper is a terrifice surgeon and his staff is so friendly. I wouldn't go any where else. ...read more
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At the Tip of your Finger Tips
The next time you get a manicure, bring the sun block! The UV lamps at your nail salon expose your hands to the same UVA rays that give you a sun burn. Not only are you prematurely aging your skin (i.e., brown spots, crepey skin) but you're putting yourself at risk for skin cancer. The Archives of Dermatology recently reported that 2 patients who dried their nails under UV lights regularly (once a week or less) developed skin cancers on their fingers. Protect your hands by using a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 that contains a physical block like zinc oxide. Or better yet, forego the UV light and air dry your manicure. ...read more
By Cooper Robert N MD February 09, 2011
Your Razor - The Ultimate Skin Resurfacing Tool
Shaving is a great form of daily dermabrasion, encouraging collagen production and speeding the skin renewal process. Women have been shaving their legs and other areas for years, but there is a growing trend to use the razor on the face. Aside from being an inexpensive and easy way to manage facial hair, shaving has many other benefits for women. When done right, shaving is one of the best ways to exfoliate dead skin cells without over stimulating the skin, significantly reduce fine lines and wrinkles, minimize pore size, improve elasticity, lighten acne scars, balance skin tone and permanently remove blackheads.Unlike plucking and tweezing, shaving does NOT increase hair thickness. ...read more
By Cooper Robert N MD January 14, 2011
High Risk for Breast Cancer? Get an MRI
The average woman's risk for breast cancer is roughly 12% over the course of her lifetime. For those women, annual breast exams and mammograms are highly effective screening methods. However, for women who are in a higher risk category because of genetic mutations or family history, a new study reveals MRI screening to be an invaluable tool in finding these genetic mutations. It is the presence of BRCA gene mutations that produce the high risk for breast cancer in women. The new study revealed that the MRI revealed cancer 66.7% of the time in women with the BRCA mutation, versus 25% of the time with mammogram. MRIs are costly and also produce enough false positive readings as to make it less worthwhile for the low to average risk patient. For those who have the BRCA mutation, however, yearly MRI scans can be a life saver. ...read more
By Cooper Robert N MD November 30, 2010