The Shift by Kumoso Design, a natural tool to help you improve breathing, deal with stress and calm down. Do you have 2 minutes to bring yourself peace of mind?

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AboutFace features the real stories of Veterans who have experienced PTSD, their family members, and VA clinicians. By watching the videos on AboutFace, you can learn about PTSD, explore treatment options, and get advice from others who have been there.

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Over the last week, the country has conducted 3.4 million tests, about 40 percent more than one month ago. Given numerous antibody studies showing that the disease is far more widespread than just those with official positive diagnoses, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that case counts are rising with testing capacity.

If you’re not getting at least six hours of sleep a night, you’re more likely to see plaque building up in your arteries. Dr. James Kim, a cardiologist with Sharp Chula Vista medical center is here to tell us more about the latest findings and what we can take away from it all.

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As a physician, I am on the front lines of life and death situations every day. I know that the causes of death are not necessarily cut and dry. Illnesses such as influenza can worsen existing situations in vulnerable and aging populations, but they can not necessarily be judged as the cause of death itself.

Dr. James Kim is a San Diego Cardiology doctor affiliated with Sharp HealthCare. “I would like new patients to know that when they come into our office we want to treat them like family and we want them to be confident that they’ll receive the absolute best care. “

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H3 Heroes Helping Heroes helps heroes, specifically, veterans and first responders, with behavioral health and suicide prevention. They also serve homeless veterans and their families in the San Diego community.

Mark George, H3 Heroes Helping Heroes Founder & Veteran.

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The nonprofit group h3, Heroes Helping Heroes plans to build a fleet of mobile "stand-down" units to bring services and dignity to veterans living on the streets.

"We're able to look them in the eye, give them a hug and say, 'We got you. We didn't forget about you,'" said Heroes Helping Heroes (H3) founder Mark A. George.

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