You’ve heard it from friends and family many times, and you may even have said it yourself: “My allergies are flaring up.” Allergies are often the go-to explanation when sinus symptoms appear. Given how common allergies are (about 50% of allergy tests return at least one positive result), it’s not an unreasonable guess. VIRAL INFECTION […]
By Dr. Christopher Palmer For many young athletes, school sports are a year-round commitment. Whether they’re juggling multiple sports or aiming for college athletics, the drive to train often extends far beyond a single season. As more students engage in competitive sports each year, we’re seeing a corresponding rise in overuse injuries. An overuse injury […]
By Dr. Sarah Barowka While you might not immediately think of it, colorectal cancer is a significant health concern for women. It ranks as the third most common cancer diagnosed in the United States and the fourth leading cause of cancer death. This year alone, the American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that nearly 53,000 women […]
By Dr. Christopher L. Jones If you’ve tried to get the man in your life to go to the doctor, you know this task can be mission impossible. As it turns out, the stereotype we’re all familiar with is confirmed by studies and physician-office data, which show that men are less likely than women to […]
As women age, maintaining bone and joint health becomes increasingly important. Osteoporosis and arthritis are common concerns, but with the right lifestyle choices, women can keep their bones strong and joints flexible well into their later years. Understanding risk factors, prioritizing nutrition and staying active are the keys to preventing deterioration and ensuring long-term mobility. […]
By Dr. Peter Casano When spring arrives, millions of people experience the uncomfortable symptoms that accompany the release of pollen, mold spores and other airborne allergens. Sneezing, nasal congestion, itchy eyes and a scratchy throat can disrupt daily life. Those issues can make even the most beautiful day feel unbearable. Most seasonal-allergy sufferers can find […]
By Dr. Lynsey J. Cox Menopause is a natural phase of life, but its symptoms can feel overwhelming. From hot flashes to mood shifts, this stage can bring challenges. However, there are effective ways to navigate and embrace this change with confidence. 1. MANAGE HOT FLASHES Hot flashes and night sweats are common but manageable […]
By Kimberly Choina-Karamat As we enter 2025, prioritizing heart health should top your list of New Year’s resolutions. A heart-healthy lifestyle isn’t just about avoiding disease; it’s about feeling your best every day. One of the most important aspects? Keeping your blood pressure at a healthy level. High blood pressure, or hypertension, often develops without […]
By Dr. Kang Lin Tsai Urgent care centers and clinics are easy to find these days when minor medical problems pop up. While these clinics can be helpful, especially during cold and flu season, having a primary care doctor is still one of the most important parts of staying healthy. A primary care physician does […]
Having quality care close to home is important, especially when it comes to heart disease: the leading cause of death in the United States. Access to convenient, personalized care for cardiovascular conditions is critical to saving lives and improving patient welfare. Early intervention and treatment can significantly improve patient outcomes, particularly in the case of […]
