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.
Primary Care
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.
Should You Poop Every Day?
If you wonder if you bowel habits are normal, we're here to help. Colorectal surgeon Elizabeth E. Price, DO, shares the lowdown on this sensitive subject.
Understanding and Preventing Suicide
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reports that there are 132 suicides each day in the United States. Lexington Medical Center is working to curb these statistics by educating its clinicians about how to help.
How to Protect Yourself Heat Illness and Heat Stroke
As temperatures soar, outdoor athletes or workers can easily easily experience heat illness or even heat stroke, which can be deadly.
Mineral vs. Chemical Sunscreen: Which is Best?
Trying to decide between mineral and chemical sunscreen? Here's a comparison to help you make the best choice for your skin.
5 Warning Signs of Anemia You Should Not Ignore
Anemia is a common condition and can range from mild to severe. At its worse, it can lead to serious health complications, including heart failure.
The Skinny on Ozempic
The countless celebrities who have lost weight using Ozempic or similar drugs have brought a great deal of attention to this class of medications.
Can Cataracts Be Prevented?
Think you're too young to think about cataracts? Think again! Most of us start developing them in our 40s.
