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As more people receive vaccines, life as we knew it before the pandemic is starting to return.
We are seeing restrictions relax on travel and businesses, small gatherings are allowed, and …
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As gyms in our area begin to open after the COVID-19 lockdowns and the warm weather is coming, many people are beginning to resume normal exercise routines. If last year’s lockdown …
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COVID-19 vaccines are giving families hope that a return to “normal life,” including in-person learning for school-aged children, is right around the corner. Distributing the vaccine, however, will take some time. …
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March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month and recent data show a 90% decline in colon cancer screenings because of COVID-19. This sharp decline puts tens of thousands of Americans at risk …
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For nearly two decades, you may have been taking your child to the same pediatrician’s office. You’ve built relationships with the staff. You know them and they know you. There is …
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February is Heart Month, which is a good reminder to focus on heart disease, the number one cause of death among both men and women. For women, who often neglect their …
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For most of us, managing our health, and the health of our loved ones, is a top priority. Trying to schedule appointments, manage physician referrals, and understand the costs associated with …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has increased stress on many Americans. For those struggling with substance abuse, increased isolation and fear can take a toll on mental health and cause some to turn …
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, a runny nose, fever, or cough during the winter months wouldn’t have been worrisome. Now, however, those same symptoms could signal something more serious. Parents may be …