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In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to overlook routine healthcare appointments—especially when you’re feeling fine. However, regular physical exams are a cornerstone of preventive medicine,

Navigating the healthcare system can be confusing, especially in moments of stress or pain. One of the most common questions patients face is: “Should I

Irritable Bowel Syndrome, known more commonly as IBS, is a digestive system issue faced by a number of people on a daily basis. IBS causes

Fatty Liver Disease? Never heard of it, well, you aren’t alone. Though one of every four people have it, most have never heard of fatty

The new year, 2019, is here. Without a doubt, as the new year came in, resolutions were made. If you are truthful, you probably made

The flu vaccine is often found to be the subject of debate. It becomes even more of a hot topic when you realize that the

Among health campaigns, none is quite so recognizable as the Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. More than 230,000 women in the United States are diagnosed annually,

The holidays are here – the perfect time to make memories with friends and family. Finding healthy ways to enjoy festive holiday bonding may seem

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD is a diagnosis often heard among parents discussing their children. It is often easy to detect children with ADHD, but

As you age, bone health becomes more of a concern, especially for women, but men aren’t exempt from weakening bones. Changing your diet and your

When questioned about their last doctor’s visit, many men won’t be able to give you a date mainly because it has been so long since

Hypertension? While it may sound familiar, you are probably more familiar with the synonymous term – high blood pressure. Hypertension and high blood pressure are

In all likelihood, you’ve seen award-winning actress Blythe Danner on television discussing her osteoporosis diagnosis. If you have, you’ve heard her revelation that she is

Now that school is back in session, common back to school illnesses are again on the minds of parents and caregivers across the country.  From

While most people have some form of health insurance, the sad truth is there are still too many without coverage. Whether you are between jobs