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
I Resolve to… Happy new year! With a new year always comes a new chance to start over on things we said we would do but never got around to. Or things we meant to do. Let’s start doing more and get moving on our goals today! Where did resolutions come from? The idea of […]
It’s three thirty in the morning and you’re awoken by the sound of your baby crying. The crying is loud, shrill and won’t cease so you have no choice. You get out of bed and stumble towards your baby’s crib. It’s in disarray, she’s thrashing away and you’re wondering what the problem is this time. […]
Acne is one of those things that everybody seems to get at one point or another, and yet nobody really likes it. While some cases are mild, other cases are quite severe and can lead to visible scarring. So, not only do these people have to suffer through a bad outbreak of acne, they then […]
Preschoolers’ smiling teeth do more than just bring joy to the people who see them. Preschoolers’ teeth also help them chew and speak, and they create space in the jaw for adult teeth to grow in straight. Unfortunately, these “baby teeth” are also prone to early childhood caries or baby bottle tooth decay, also known […]
Fall is here and Dallas always has plenty fun autumn things to do. Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings Dallas Holocaust Museum Thru October 15th The Rocky Horror Show Wyly Theatre Thru October 18th Cutting Edge Haunted House 2014 Cutting Edge Haunted House All Month The Showdown Half Marathon and […]
Women with peripheral artery disease (PAD) are in danger of a heart attack and becoming one of the 500,000 women who die from them each year. “Women who have PAD can have significant coronary disease,” said Katherine Gallagher, MD, a member of the Society for Vascular Surgery’s Women’s Leadership Committee. “Most women with PAD have […]
