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Diagnosing ADHD and Autism in Adults

If you work hard to stay organized but never seem to be able to get it together; if social situations that seem easy for others frequently end in blunders for you; or if you’ve always had the feeling that you’re just not quite like everyone else, you might be neurodivergent.

Psoriatic Arthritis: All You Need to Know

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If you have psoriasis, you already know that this chronic skin disorder can be both uncomfortable and inconvenient. But you might not realize that having psoriasis is also a risk factor for psoriatic arthritis, a rheumatologic condition that could severely damage your joints if left untreated.  …

Diagnosing and Treating Restless Legs Syndrome

As its name implies, Restless Legs Syndrome causes unpleasant or uncomfortable sensations followed by an irresistible impulse to move the legs. Frequent nighttime symptoms can lead to sleep loss and fatigue, negatively impacting one’s energy level, daily activities, and ultimately their health. An experienced Sleep Medicine specialist can diagnose…

5 Essential Back-to-School Health Tips

Little kids schoolchildren pupils students running hurrying to the school building for classes lessons from to the school bus. Welcome back to school. The new academic semester year start
Students are heading back to school. While the start of the school year can be exciting, it can also feel overwhelming with new routines to implement and an endless list of things to do in the first few weeks. Following these essential back-to-school health tips will help both parents and…

What Are The Symptoms of Perimenopause?

Perimenopause – also known as the menopausal transition – is a natural phase in a woman’s life that signifies the gradual end of her reproductive years. For many women, it can be a time filled with fluctuating and unpredictable symptoms such as anxiety, irritability, frustration, fatigue, depression, mood swings, hormone…

WWMG’s Infusion Center Saves Patients Time and Money

Nurse attaching IV to man's arm for patient infusion therapy in an outpatient clinic
Intravenous medication is an important part of treatment for a variety of chronic illnesses, including autoimmune, neurological, gastrointestinal, and even dermatological conditions. Administering these medications requires a patient to make routine visits – sometimes as frequently as every week – to a hospital or infusion center where each treatment can…