A Pediatrician’s Guide to Managing Colds & Flu
With children more vulnerable to the flu, it can be difficult to know when to manage symptoms at home and when to seek medical care.
Cancer Prevention Starts Today
According to the American Cancer Society, about 42% of new cancer cases (not including non-melanoma skin cancers) could be avoidable with lifestyle changes.
Canned Foods Can Be Healthy Foods
Although they can have a bad reputation, canned fruits, vegetables, and even meats can be just as nutritious as fresh versions.
A Comprehensive Guide to Colon Cancer: What You Need to Know
Colon cancer, a condition where cells in the large intestine grow uncontrollably, is the fourth most common cancer in the United States. It’s often grouped with rectal cancer under the term colorectal cancer. Together, they account for a significant portion of cancer cases, with the American Cancer Society estimating that about 1 in 23 men […]
Heart Disease in Women
Because heart disease affects women differently than men, the symptoms can often be misunderstood, making heart disease dangerous for women.
The Effects of Video Games on Children: Risks & Benefits
Video games have become an integral part of entertainment for many children and young adults, offering both positive and negative effects on their mental health.
New Year, New Insurance Cards
With the start of a new year, you may have received a new insurance card in the mail. Before you immediately put it your wallet, take a few minutes to ensure all the information is correct and you have an understanding of all the information provided. This will help you in the long run if […]
Cervical Health Awareness Month
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of the causes of cervical cancer and how screening and vaccination can help prevent this disease.
Avoid Tanning Beds – Even in Winter
People may think that tanning beds are a safe alternative to sun exposure during the winter months, but the harmful UV radiation is still present, and significantly increases risk of developing skin cancer, especially melanoma.
How Can I Identify Skin Cancer?
The risk for skin cancer increases as you age, caused by a variety of factors including sun exposure and genetics. The good news is that if you catch skin cancer early, most types are very treatable.
