With all the running around we do during the holiday season, it’s easy to forget a few things. Whether it’s an ingredient for a dish we’re making or that card you forgot to send to your new neighbor. Here are some tips for not getting caught empty handed: Throughout the year, stock up when you […]
The holidays bring a lot of joy and happiness. Family get togethers, tree lightings, present wrapping, and the endless sounds of holiday music all make the season merry and bright. But, the holidays can bring on a lot of stress for many people. From financial difficulties to family disputes, this time of year can take […]
Women have been told to get a mammogram every year starting at age 40. Why? What are the downsides to getting checked – or not – each year for breast cancer? The American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Society of Breast Imaging recommend that women get a mammogram each year starting at 40. This […]
One health issue pregnant women should think about is the risk for a dangerous blood clot. Blood clots occur usually in the legs, arms, or lungs. Women are especially at risk for a blood clot during pregnancy, childbirth, and the 3-month period after delivery. During pregnancy, a woman’s blood naturally clots more easily to help […]
It’s that time of year when people with Medicare review their health insurance choices and enroll in a Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug plan for the coming year. People typically have a lot of questions as they research their Medicare options, which primarily include Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans, before finding the […]
Our backs can take a toll. From lifting kids, carrying heavy groceries, commuting to sitting in an office chair all day. Our back takes on a lot of our daily activities and when you get out of bed in the morning, you can feel the effects. How can we take care of our back and […]
I love making a list of activities for each season. Not only does it force you to get out a little more, it makes you think about why you love each season differently. Fall has to be one of the most well-liked seasons. The air is clean and crisp, the foliage is bursting with colors […]
School is back in session and that means more structured and routine days. Getting up earlier, being on time and more traffic are all part of back-to-school time. Instead of feeling rushed all the time, yelling at your kids to “hurry up,” and forgetting someone’s lunch a couple times of week – make life a […]
Our skin is the largest organ our body has and it’s also our greatest defense against infection. Skin can show signs of dehydration, aging, sun exposure, hormone imbalances, and other irritations. It can serve as a window to what’s happening inside. So how can we best care for this vital part of our bodies? Here […]
Join us at the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Walk/Run on Saturday, September 21, 2013
