Fatigue is Leading Sign of Iron Deficiency
Fatigue is the most common and early symptom of iron deficiency, a condition that is not uncommon in women and children.
Primary Care
Millennials and Gen Zs: Why You Need a Primary Care Doctor
With urgent care clinics and telemedicine options readily available, younger generations may not see the need for a primary care physician. But there are better ways to care for your health than relying on urgent care.
Blurry Vision After Age 50 Could Be Macular Degeneration
Lots of things change with age, including your eyesight. If you're starting to notice blurry vision, it could be the start of macular degeneration.
Signs of a Thyroid Issue
The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped organ in the front of the neck. It produces hormones that affect all organs of the body.
What Teens and Parents Should Know About STDs
Sexually transmitted diseases are infections caused by bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi. Unfortunately, they are prevalent, especially among younger adults.
Harmonicas for Health Program Helps COPD Patients Breathe Easier
Using music to maximize the lungs is the idea behind Harmonicas for Health®, a nationwide program created by respiratory therapists with the COPD Foundation.
Cheers to a Healthy Holiday
While alcohol can add a touch of cheer to the festivities, too much comes at a price. Here are some tips to help you maintain balance.
Navigating the Teen Years: Caring for Mind and Body
Teens come with their own set of health concerns, so it's important to see a doctor for their physical, mental, and emotional health.
Kidney Disease is Often Silent
Hypertension and diabetes can slowly damage your kidneys, causing damage you may not be aware of until it's too late.
Healing a Ruptured Ear Drum
Holes in the eardrum are fairly common and can develop from trauma or surgery.
