Getting to know your child as they develop can be one of the most rewarding parts of being a parent. Learning how your child views the world, teaching them new skills, and guiding them as they process new feelings and big changes is all part of being a parent. But…
The flu is a common, contagious virus that has a large range of symptoms, from light sniffles to fever and vomiting. For most, getting the flu means taking time off of work, an interrupted social life, discomfort, and a period of rest and recovery. For some, the flu virus can…
Even if you’ve never had allergies before, you can develop new ones as you age. Your body and your environment constantly change, making it common for people to develop food and/or airborne allergies later in life. If you suspect you are having allergic reactions, don’t waste years trying to self-diagnose.
You’ve checked off everything on your back-to-school list, you’ve met your kid’s teachers, and you’ve coordinated your vacation days to match up with their school breaks. You’re on a roll! But before you drop them off on their first day of school, it’s important to take proactive steps to help…
The holidays can be the most exciting time of the year; a time for celebration, togetherness, and fresh starts. But, amidst the chaos of visiting family, attending parties, and planning for travel, it’s easy to sacrifice a healthy lifestyle for the fun of the festivities. Here are a few tips…
What Is Depression? The well-being of your mind and body are interconnected and dependent on one another. When your body feels sick, your mood and mental capabilities are affected; likewise, mental health greatly affects the physical health of your body. Depression affects how your mind and body feel…
Summertime brings with it warm temperatures, extended days, and typically more time spent outside soaking up the sun with family and friends. If you’re packing a suitcase or beach bag or planning a game of pick-up soccer, take a moment to learn the dangers of physical exertion and prolonged sun…
Every year, 1 million people in the United States are diagnosed with shingles. This means that over a lifetime, 30% of all Americans can expect to get shingles one or more times. It should come as no surprise that over the last decade, demand…
If you’re an aging woman, noticing changes in your body is nothing new – it comes with the territory. If you’re going through or have gone through menopause, you may notice big changes in your vaginal and urinary tract function. From uncomfortable sex, to vaginal dryness, a change…
Embarrassment is a powerful motivator, and when it prevents a patient from disclosing the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth to their doctor, it can result in costly repercussions. Unfortunately, in our society, there are social stigmas surrounding common disorders, symptoms, and lifestyles. A recent study…
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