Archive: 2016

Thanks to faster internet connections, smartphones, and changing standards in the insurance industry, telemedicine is finally starting to live up to the hype.

Yes, you read that right.

If you're currently signed up for a health insurance plan under the Affordable Care Act (better known as ObamaCare), you may have heard the rumors floating around about expected price hikes in the

Anxiety is a common, but often debilitating, condition. More than just worrying, anxiety makes it hard to do the things you once loved.

Whether because of stress, procrastination, or Twitter, insomniacs seem to be popping up everywhere more than ever.

You see it in magazines, on television, and even on the bus benches as you wait for your ride.

It can be alarming to find out that you have high blood pressure.

You probably knew in the back of your mind that someday those late night pizza trips or those daily tacos from that food truck would eventually catch up to you. And here we are.

Enbrel is a drug that is used to treat many medical conditions, all of which are autoimmune disorders.

Did the word “hypothyroidism” just become a part of your vocabulary after your last doctor visit? Your doctor may have told you your TSH levels may be high.

The term 'heart disease' usually conjures up images of a patient clutching at their chest with a heart attack, but it actually refers to several different types of disease with distinct causes, sym

When you think about gout (because, let's admit it, we do it all the time) you might remember old memories of grandpa complaining about his "toe pain" or his love of sausage—risking yet another gou