With flu and cold season upon us, many people take vitamins and supplements to strengthen their immune systems. Here's what science says about vitamins, supplements, and their role in fighting infections.
The odds are high in South Carolina that, at this very moment, one of your friends or family members is living with a serious disease – and doesn't even know it.
From fried chicken to buttery biscuits, there’s no denying that Southern cuisine can make your taste buds do a happy dance. But let’s be honest—sometimes that dance can turn into a stumble and take a toll on your health.
Despite an abundance of scientific evidence proving that vaccines are safe and effective, a few myths persist that may make some parents hesitant. Here Dr. Elizabeth Dennison with Lexington Pediatric Practice sorts the myths from the facts.
Most people are aware of PTSD among service members, what many don’t realize is it can also manifest itself in a myriad of non-military situations. Say a serious auto accident, for instance, or a domestic trauma.
One of the challenges of Lyme disease is its diverse range of symptoms, which can mimic other conditions, leading to misdiagnosis or delayed treatment.
While it might sound like something from a math textbook, Fifth's Disease, also known as erythema infectiosum or slapped cheek syndrome, is a viral infection that primarily affects children.
Though once on the brink of eradication in the United States, measles cases have ticked upwards in recent years, concerning parents and health experts.
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