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Fact vs. Fiction: Cranberries and Bladder Health
Read more: Fact vs. Fiction: Cranberries and Bladder HealthAbout 60 percent of women will experience a urinary tract infection (UTI) at some point in their life. One of the most widely held beliefs about UTIs is that you can prevent or even cure a UTI by drinking cranberry juice. Cranberries contain A-type proanthocyanidins, an active ingredient that may prevent the adherence of bacteria…
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Should you consider a heart scan after having COVID-19?
Read more: Should you consider a heart scan after having COVID-19?As a result of new information regarding the relationship between the cardiovascular system and COVID-19, there’s been a lot of chatter around the question of should you consider a heart scan after recovering? Answers vary depending on the individual and the severity of their stint with the virus. If you had a mild case, or…
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Foot Note: Heel Pain
Read more: Foot Note: Heel PainWhy is my first step out of bed so painful? My heel really hurts first thing in the morning. Heel pain may be an age-old problem, but it’s comforting to know that it’s not necessarily a sign of aging and it is treatable. It is generally the result of walking abnormalities that place too much…
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HoLEP Surgical Procedure
Read more: HoLEP Surgical ProcedureTURP, PVP, OP, REZUM, TUNA, TUMT – These are not just random assortments of letters. They represent different prostate surgical therapies for symptoms secondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Some are obsolete and some have their continued place in routine BPH management. Prostate size is the most important factor in selecting the right therapy from…
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Eating Healthy in the New Year
Read more: Eating Healthy in the New YearNew Year’s resolutions offer an opportunity to reassess what areas of your life could use a change. For many, this includes eating healthier or losing weight. While good-intentioned, our approach to dieting often leaves us feeling restricted, and we lose motivation within a few weeks. So how can we set goals that actually stick? Clinical…
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Cervical Health Awareness Month
Read more: Cervical Health Awareness MonthJanuary is Cervical Health Awareness Month! Let’s take a look at the importance of cervical cancer screening tests for women. Cancer of the uterine cervix is the third most common gynecologic cancer diagnosis in the United States. The good news is that the rate of cervical cancer has declined significantly due to widespread use of…
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Prenatal Care and Your Baby
Read more: Prenatal Care and Your BabyBecoming pregnant can be an exciting time in a woman’s life. There is a multitude of questions that will arise with this momentous news. Having prenatal care is one of the most important things to think about when you learn that you are pregnant. Prenatal care is the care for your expected baby and for…
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How to set and achieve goals
Read more: How to set and achieve goalsThis time of year brings many new opportunities. Venturing outside of your comfort zone to create new goals could be something you are ready to take on. If so, there are five steps commonly known as the SMART process to help you get started on the path to success. As you determine what you want…
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How to set and achieve goals
Read more: How to set and achieve goalsThis time of year brings many new opportunities. Venturing outside of your comfort zone to create new goals could be something you are ready to take on. If so, there are five steps commonly known as the SMART process to help you get started on the path to success. As you determine what you want…
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Why it is important to have an annual check-up
Read more: Why it is important to have an annual check-upThere was a time when people only went to the doctor when they were sick. Today, we now know that preventive healthcare is the key to living a longer, healthier life. It is important for people to get regular check-ups so they can identify potential health issues before they become a problem. By seeing a…
