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10 Lunchbox Snacks Your Kids Won't Trade
Your child comes home with the same lunch you packed him earlier that day. That's frustrating. It's amazing what some cookie cutters and toothpicks can do. Here are 10 lunchbox snacks your kids won't trade.
Board of Trustees and Administration
Board of Trustees
- Evan Benjamin, MD
- David Bennett
- Leslie Bovenzi
- Michael Collins, MD
- Lisa Colombo
- Eric Dickson, MD, President and CEO
- Terence Flotte, MD
- Elvira Guardiola, Vice Chair
- Nancy Kane
- Jean King, PhD
- Susan Mailman
- Jean McMurray
- Michael O’Brien
- Robert Paulhus
- Raymond Pawlicki
- John Shea
- Richard Siegrist
- Rosemary Thomsen
- Lynda Young, MD, Chair
Administration
- Eric Dickson, MD
It's No Joke - Laughter Just Might Be the Best Medicine
Whether you're laughing at memes or videos on your phone, listening to your favorite comedian or on the verge of tears from the office clown, a good laugh seems to do wonders for your mind and body.
Are You in the Mood?
Let's face it, sex gets your heart pumping. But if you've been diagnosed with heart disease or suffered a heart attack, is getting your heart pumping a good thing? Rest assured.
10 Tips to Manage Your Meds
Not sure you are taking your medications correctly? Managing medication can be difficult, particularly if you are taking several and treating different conditions. Ensure that you're taking your medicine safely and effectively with these 10 tips.
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Department of Transportation (DOT) Physical Exams
UMass Memorial Medical Group is pleased to offer Department of Transportation (DOT) certified medical examinations for commercial motor drivers (CMV) and for new drivers obtaining their commercial driver's license (CDL).
About the DOT Exam
A DOT physical examination is conducted by a licensed medical examiner who has completed training and has successfully passed a test on the new federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Program. A DOT physical exam is valid for up to 24 months.
5 Steps to Help Avoid Osteoporosis
Once women reach menopause, their risk for osteoporosis increases as bone loss accelerates and bones weaken. In fact, most of the calcium that went into building strong bones was added by the time you turned 17. Now, you need to do the right things to keep your bones strong.
