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Diane Mickley MD, Greenwich’s Eating Disorders Geek, Busts a Few Myths

Interviewed in her office on Riversville Rd, Greenwich’s self-described eating disorders geek, Dr. Diane Mickley said it is not unusual to identify children with eating disorders who are as young as 10, 11, or 12 years-old. And, she said, although there is a high majority of women with eating disorders, it is a coed illness. Dr. Mickley said that originally parents were blamed for their children’s eating disorders. But, she said, “This is predominantly a genetic illness, and there is no evidence it’s caused by bad parenting.” Continue Reading →

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Greenwich Cosmetic Dentistry: Changing Lives by Creating Smiles

A smile can change your life. From the way you feel about yourself and how others see you and interact with you, your smile is not only a key factor of your overall health, it is your invitation to others and the first thing people see. Greenwich Dentist Gerald Cohen and Greenwich Cosmetic Dentistry are smile experts. They offer many Cosmetic Dental Services to meet your needs and budget. From dental whitening and the straightening of teeth to the restoration of missing teeth and full mouth reconstruction, Greenwich Cosmetic Dentistry can restore form, function, and the esthetics of smiles for most people. Continue Reading →

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Beware of the Heat, Greenwich

Connecticut is experiencing dangerous heat and humidity conditions. At times the temperature feels over 100°. Because of this, the Greenwich Department of Health notes that heat-related illnesses are a Public Health threat. All residents, especially persons who are young, elderly, have medical or mental health conditions, use medications that impede body temperature regulation, those who do not have air conditioning, those whose work requires outdoor activities and people who are socially isolated are encouraged to pay special attention to the weather. Staying healthy during a heat wave is important. Continue Reading →

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Why Summertime ‘Flu’ Could Actually Be Lyme Disease

Many people think they need to see a bull’s-eye rash in order to have Lyme, but less than 50 percent of those infected actually develop one. Not everyone with Lyme has a rash, so even if the skin looks normal, don’t be deterred from seeking a doctor’s advice if there are flu-like symptoms that last a few days. Continue Reading →

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