I am pleased to be able to relate my story, in the hope that it will encourage others to purchase a medical ID and thus experience the same comfort and confidence this has brought to my life. My story begins three years or so ago when I experienced my first anaphylactic attack which was of an extremely serious nature. A further 11 attacks followed, each of a life-threatening nature. I live on Norfolk Island in the South Pacific where our wonderful hospital …
Month: May 2013
This is an important notice to our customers and the families we serve: We have received a number of reports that another company has been aggressively marketing a medical alert …
Father’s Day is June 16th and many of our customers have found that giving Dad the gift of peace of mind through a custom engraved medical ID bracelet is a …
Stroke risk can be controlled easier than one might think. With the help of a doctor, many diseases that increase risk can be treated, while lifestyle risk factors such an unhealthy eating and …
In the United States more than 700,000 people suffer a stroke each year, and approximately two-thirds of these individuals survive and require rehabilitation. The goals of rehabilitation are to help survivors …
Article posted on Daily Rx News on May 20, 2013 Gestational diabetes and obesity risks higher in women exposed to tobacco in utero Smoking is a known health hazard for pregnancies. …
According to researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA, and the University of Athens, Greece, reported in the journal Neurology (April 30th, 2013 issue), the Mediterranean diet appears to be …
The post is part of the series “Life Stories” where we asked our customers to tell us their stories on why they wear a medical ID. I Love having MyIHR for …
The post is part of the series “Life Stories” where we asked our customers to tell us their stories on why they wear a medical ID. I’m a mother of …
Where exactly does an allergy risk come from? Researchers aren’t sure exactly, but according to a new study, exposure to environmental germs might have something to do with it. Some …
Posted on the Harvard Health Blog by Reena Pande, M.D., Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School on APRIL 12, 2013, 2:05 PM. To view the original article, click here. This article is being reposted …