Health Infographics

Where you live and using certain household items could put you at a higher risk for cancer. This infographic highlights America’s cancer hotspots as well as household items that may cause cancer. Check it out below to learn more.

Health and safety is intended to protect us and our loved ones from the dangers of day to day life. But, more and more we see health and safety regulations being interpreted all too literally. Issues arise because of these foolish “word of the law” interpretations.

Approximately 48% of all intensive care unit patients have catheters at some point during their hospital stay in the United States. However, central lines, like any venous catheter, disrupt the integrity of the skin, which can cause deadly bloodstream infections. Studies show that 90% of catheter-related bloodstream infections occur with central lines. That’s why proper catheter insertion and maintenance is so important. Our curos disinfecting port protectors help with infection control in hospitals.

Have you heard of CyberKnife? This noninvasive cancer treatment option utilizes lasers to treat cancerous tissues and give the body the support it needs. Not only is this treatment safe, but it also results in a 93% disease-free survival rate after 5 years.

The common cold may be the most common reason for doctor visits, but back pain comes in at a close second. If you are one of those that is tired of dealing with chronic back pain, then you might consider orthopedic surgery as an option. Learn more in the following infographic.

MRI technology was first discovered in 1946 and the first full-body MRI scan was performed in 1977. Today, more than 30 million MRIs are performed in the U.S. annually. Learn more MRI facts and history with this infographic.

Say cheese! A smile is something you should show off, but that can be difficult if you don’t like the appearance of your teeth. Cosmetic dentistry offers an assortment of procedures that improve the look, feel, and function of your pearly whites. View the following infographic from Dr. Jason Kasarsky DDS to learn more.

Most people don’t really talk about STD’s, which could be part of the problem, but that’s another story. If you are a sexually active adult you might want to know of places that have a higher STD rate. This infographic presented by bestmedicaldegrees.com provides a snapshot of places you might want to avoid when looking for sex.