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Most people think of belly fat as an aesthetic concern. But the fat that matters most isn’t the pinchable layer under the skin—it’s visceral fat, the metabolically active adipose tissue that accumulates deep inside the abdomen and wraps around your internal organs, including the liver, pancreas, and intestines.

Visceral fat behaves like an endocrine organ. Rather than ...


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In life’s most difficult moments, finding a source of strength and guidance is paramount. For many families in South Florida, that source has been Sinai Memorial Chapel in Delray Beach. More than just a funeral home, Sinai has built a reputation as a compassionate partner, dedicated to easing the immense burden that comes with losing a loved one. Their approach is rooted in a...


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And Add a Flowing Mane to 2026 with Bauman Medical

by Alan J. Bauman, MD, ABHRS

Another day, another year, finally in the books. The shortest days are a thing of the past, holiday shopping is complete, and New Year’s resolutions are ready to be fulfilled. At Bauman Medical, it should come as no surprise that our resolutions revolve around, you guessed it, hair.

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The outlook for people diagnosed with cancer is becoming brighter all the time, thanks to a variety of ongoing advancements.

There are nearly 19 million cancer survivors living in the U.S. today. Increasingly, many of the nearly 2 million Americans who will be diagnosed with cancer this year will experience cancer more like a chronic disease than a dim prognosis.

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It is no secret that most New Year’s resolutions tend to fail before they even have a chance to “get off the ground”. However, something about the “clean slate” that a new year brings inspires every one of us to try anyway. We think about all the positive changes we want to make in our lives, to get off to a great start, but get sidetracked by the busy-ness and pressures of l...


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