If you are a photographer who is beginning to notice strain and discomfort in your shoulders or back, take it as a warning sign that you need to make changes before you develop permanent damage. Neck and back pain can develop from the weight of carrying your equipment around and from your shooting techniques. Post-processing your images in a computer program can further irritate strained or overworked muscles. Follow these tips for reducing the strain on your neck and back and easing the discomfort during and after a long shoot. Read More»
If a friend or relative’s recent death has you contemplating your own final wishes, you may be wondering whether you’ll be able to afford space in your local cemetery when the time comes. With many urban areas in the U.S. far outpacing the rest of the country when it comes to population growth, cemeteries in these locations are becoming more and more crowded – and when space is at a premium, prices can rise. Read More»
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tests are standard procedures used to examine internal organs and tissues. The MRI provides medical professionals with the ability to detect problems that may not be noticed by x-rays, CT scans or other means. If you are scheduled to undergo an MRI, there are few essential things you should know about preparing for your appointment.
Gather Information on Previous Medical Issues
Spend some time before your MRI making a detailed list of any previous medical issues. Read More»
