With the right approach and support, you can take control of your type 2 diabetes diagnosis. We're here to guide you every step of the way, from comprehensive weight loss programs to referrals for personal trainers.
Botox® wrinkle-reducing injections are more popular than ever. Just because everyone seems to offer them doesn’t mean you should take the treatment lightly. Read on to learn why you should be picky about your Botox provider.
Women are more likely to prioritize preventive care and tend to live, on average, five years longer than men. However, women still face unique health concerns throughout life — including an increased risk of developing certain chronic conditions.
Eating more fiber offers many healthy benefits, including improving the health of your heart. How does fiber safeguard heart health? Click here to learn more.
High blood pressure leads to heart disease, organ damage, and even a deadly stroke or heart attack, yet it often doesn’t cause any symptoms. Learn about the dangers of high blood pressure and how to manage it.
High cholesterol is a common health concern that often goes unnoticed until it leads to more serious issues. Our team explains the health consequences associated with elevated cholesterol and why you shouldn’t ignore the risks.
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, so take a few minutes here to learn how to protect yourself from this mostly preventable disease that still kills thousands of women in our country every year.
Debating whether to go to work, even though you don’t feel well? Your job responsibilities are important. Still, sometimes, staying home is just what the doctor orders for you and your co-workers. Read on to learn when that’s the case.
You've taken steps to safeguard your health with flu and COVID-19 shots, but what about RSV? Should you consider the newly available RSV vaccine too? Read on for guidance on keeping you and your loved ones healthy throughout the fall and winter.
Is it the flu? Is it a cold? And when is it time to see a specialist for either? Read on to learn the differences between the two and learn what symptoms prompt you to visit the doctor’s office.
Strep throat is a common infection in children, and since there’s no vaccine for it, your child is likely to catch it several times throughout their lifetime. Read on to find out how long it takes to recover from the infection.
It’s stressful enough to have health problems, but it can get even more stressful if your health interferes with your ability to get a job. Fortunately, there are ways to increase your chances of passing your DOT physical, even after a failed test.
If you’re between the ages of 45 and 55 or suffer from hormone issues, you may be entering menopause. Read on to learn about the most common signs of menopause.
Are you planning a vacation but are unsure of how long it takes for Botox to kick in? Or are you wondering how long it will take for Botox results to be noticeable? Read on to get the answers to your questions.
Rashes are common, and everyone gets one at some point in their life. But when should someone seek medical help for a rash? Our experts explain when rashes could become problematic.
Are your tests raising the alarm for high cholesterol? Find out how a few simple habits can lower your cholesterol and help you stay healthier for longer.
Do you find it difficult to get a good night’s sleep? Or perhaps you often find yourself sweating and feeling hot? Learn about what causes these symptoms and find out how they can be managed.
You may have heard that the perfect time to get the flu shot is during September and October, but since February is rolling around, is it too late for immunizations? Find out what you can do to lower your chance of getting the flu.
The food on your plate does more than add or subtract inches from your waist. It can even change the way cells communicate with each other. Read on to find out how you can change your diet for the better in five easy steps.
Erectile dysfunction may be a sensitive topic, but nearly half of men between the ages of 40 and 70 suffer from it to some degree. Find out what could be causing it and how it can be treated.
In most people, the flu causes mild symptoms, but for children, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals, viruses can raise the risk for serious complications. Find out how you can prevent the flu this year.
If you’ve heard stories about reversing diabetes, you may wonder what is fact and what is fiction. Is it really possible? What if you have diabetes? Is it too late? Find out what clinical research says about reversing diabetes.
You’ve probably heard by now how miraculous Botox can be for fine lines and wrinkles, but how long does it take to work? Will it cause any bruising? Find out how to time your Botox treatments before big events.
Type 2 diabetes is an incurable disease, but with the right lifestyle changes, you can prevent complications and enjoy a long, fulfilling life. Find out how to get started on better managing your diabetes.
Sore throats are common, but when the symptoms don’t go away on their own, it could be an indication of an infection or condition your body can’t fight on its own. Learn about the causes of a sore throat and the signs you may need medical help.
Are you constantly bloated and constipated? If so, it could be that your diet is lacking in sufficient fiber intake. Find out how fiber can improve your digestive health and keep you satiated for longer.
Pap smears can save lives by detecting abnormal cells that could become cancerous, early on. Learn what you can expect during a pap smear, and find out how often you should get one.
Were you recently diagnosed with hypertension and don’t know what to do next? Learn more about the role of diet in controlling your blood pressure, and start making better choices for your health.
You may have heard about Botox in the context of erasing wrinkles, but it has far more uses than you may think. Stick with us to learn more about one of the most popular injectables in the world.
Your muscles ache. Your nose is running. You suddenly feel very tired and feverish. Sounds like you’re coming down with the flu. Read on to learn what you can do to care for yourself when you’re sick.
Do you dread the idea of exercising or dieting, or both? Find out how exercising and dieting can help you achieve your goals faster, and learn how you can painlessly include them in your routine.
Are you looking for natural ways to reduce your diabetes symptoms? Learn more about how exercise can lower blood glucose, and find out which exercises are most effective at managing diabetes.
Growing old is inevitable — but does it have to show? Can you slow down aging or show your age gracefully by making some simple dietary changes? Find out how your diet may be impacting your aging process.
Some schools make the pediatric sports physical mandatory before your child engages in sports. Learn more about what the exam entails and how an examination may help your child prevent sports injuries in the future.
Menopause comes with a number of changes both physical and emotional. But what about its emotional effects? Read on to find out how you can treat the symptoms of menopause while avoiding mental distress.
High blood pressure could be a sign of chronic stress, but it could also be a sign of an underlying condition. Read on to find out how high blood pressure develops, how you can prevent it, and what you can do to treat it.
Were you recently diagnosed with diabetes? Are you feeling anxious and scared? You’re not alone. Adjusting to life with diabetes may seem overwhelming, but taking it one step at a time might make your new diagnosis more manageable.
Are you confused by the confusing health advice you see on television and in magazines? Food and diet recommendations can be especially complex. Get support from experienced health professionals in your weight loss journey.
Elevated blood pressure may be a common ailment, but it shouldn’t be ignored. Learn how hypertension is linked to other life-threatening diseases and find out what you can do to lower your risk of developing them.
Is your skincare routine no longer keeping your skin fresh and rejuvenated? Find out how injectables can prevent the appearance of wrinkles even when your skin produces less collagen and elastin.
Menopause is an inevitable part of aging. But do you really have to live with unpleasant symptoms for years? Learn more about menopause and how certain treatments can help you manage your symptoms.
Are you experiencing unusual symptoms? Or perhaps you’re looking for ways to prevent disease. Learn about the role of nutrients in the human body and the most common deficiencies that could put you at risk for illness or other health issues.
No one enjoys talking about getting shots, especially kids. But the fact is, vaccines help prevent and fight disease. Read on to find out which vaccines your child needs to enjoy a healthy and worry-free childhood.
Do you routinely visit your doctor when you feel sick? Sick visits are a great way to catch diseases early on and get comprehensive care in one appointment. Learn about some of the other ways sick visits can benefit your health.
Depression is an invisible disease with a very visible impact on one’s life quality. It is no respecter of persons of either gender. Read on to learn how depression manifests and find out when it’s a good idea to seek medical help
Many people fear the ‘’frozen’’ look often associated with Botox. However, at the right dose, and in the hands of a skilled professional, Botox can take years off your face without leaving you expressionless.
Are your blood pressure numbers a source of confusion? What does your blood pressure say about your health? Continue reading to find out what your numbers mean and what you can do to keep your circulatory system in top shape.
Looking for a job as a professional truck driver? Part of that process is completing a DOT-required physical examination that meets certain criteria. Here are a few tips to ensure the mandated medical tests run smoothly.
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer diagnosed in the United States. The Pap smear is an easy way to detect cancerous cells in the cervix and helps save the lives of thousands of women.
Toddlers can catch a cold relatively easily. The common cold has symptoms that overlap with those of allergies. Stick with us to find out how you can tell the difference between allergic reactions and cold symptoms.
As you sit transfixed by the news during the COVID-19 pandemic, the one takeaway you should consider is that everyone is at risk for this novel coronavirus. Here’s a look at why everyone should protect themselves.
Want to lose weight but can’t find anything that works? Do you often encounter confusing dietary advice? Stick with us to find out what nutritional counseling is and how you can benefit from it.
Mood swings, depression, and anxiety are common during menopause, but they can harm your quality of life. Find out what you can do to restore your emotional well-being and ward off the unpleasant menopausal symptoms.
High blood pressure is a serious problem. Unfortunately, many people are walking around with high blood pressure and don't even realize it. Are you one of them?
Vaccinations are effective at protecting your child from a wide variety of diseases, some of which can be serious. Though most people emerge from the flu without permanent harm, children under 5 may need the flu shot to assist their bodies.