By Dr. Paul Kochoa, PT, OCS The question is: Should I have surgery to fix my problem? Surgery has its place. But what if you didn't have to have surgery? I think that ultimately, having
By Laura O'Reilly-Stanzilis RN MSM Not always the fuzziest of topics but I will share my personal life if it makes one person get a screening! So here's the thing- everyone has a colon and
By Laura O’Reilly-Stanzilis RN MSM Has COVID-19 disrupted your screenings? Earlier in the year at the onset of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic, many diagnostic facilities and primary care practices cancelled routine screening appointments.
by Laura O'Reilly-Stanzilis RN MSM Throughout the summer and early fall, especially with high humidity, your body temperature can rise to dangerous levels and you can develop a heat illness. Most heat illnesses occur from
By Billy Stetzel D.C. With telecommuting and working from home on the rise, people are finding themselves sitting behind a computer more than ever before. Even before the majority of working people were thrust
By Mary Ellen Zung, Lakeland Hills YMCA What a month it’s been. Our schedules are different with work and school from home for many of us, events and meetings canceled or rescheduled, or
By Dr. Alan Rauchberg You might think that your smile is only at risk of tooth decay, but there is another danger lingering in your mouth. Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth
