Health

Child Vaccinations

As citizens of the modern world, we tend to forget about diseases like polio, tetanus, and diphtheria. Even chickenpox and whooping cough are not illnesses

The Here and Now of Hearing

Certain physical changes associated with aging are more commonly accepted, or understood, than others. You can’t see as well as you could when you were

Putting a Halt to Hypertension

Commonly known as high blood pressure, hypertension is reaching epidemic levels in the United States. Here’s what you need to know about it. By Mike Haskew

Brain, Body, Spirit

Throughout life we learn about habits that can help us stay healthy. We know that eating fruits and vegetables, exercising regularly, wearing sunscreen, and staying

Surviving Cold & Flu Season

The cold and flu viruses sneak up on us like thieves, creeping into our bodies and homes from inside the lungs and nasal passages of

Hope for Infertility

Some of us are old enough to remember the very first baby conceived outside of the body, Louise Joy Brown, born on July 25, 1978.

Staying Fit Mentally

Last week you couldn’t find your car in the parking lot, forgot your own dog’s name, and put your keys in the freezer. That’s it.

Breast Cancer

Besides skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women.  Based on current breast cancer incidence rates, The National Cancer Institute estimates

Woman social networking in bedroom

Disordered Sleeping

Importance of a Good Night’s Rest We’ve all been there, lying in bed, staring at the clock as it ticks closer and closer to our

Breast Exams

The most important key to breast health is to stay ahead of the curve. If breast cancer is found early, there are more treatment options

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