High Cholesterol: Symptoms, causes and treatments
High Cholesterol: Symptoms, causes and treatments Millions of Americans are diagnosed with high cholesterol each year. Whether it’s related t…
Preventative Care
Go Red for National Wear Red Day
What is National Wear Red Day? Since 2002, people across the United States come together and dress in red on the first Friday of February (Ame…
What You Need to Know About Cholesterol
Cholesterol 101 Cholesterol is naturally produced by your body and is essential for your body in controlled amounts. When your cholesterol lev…
Looking Ahead to American Heart Month
What is American Heart Month? American Heart Month encourages people to focus on their hearts. Since 1964, February has been designated as the…
What You Need to Know About Cervical Cancer
Understanding cervical cancer Cervical cancer occurs in the cells of the cervix – the lower part of the uterus – and is most often caused by t…
Flu Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Prevention
The Flu, short for influenza, is a common contagious viral illness that can be spread directly or indirectly. It is spread directly from one person to …
5 Tips To Stick To Your Medication Plan
Keeping up with your medications can be difficult for a number of reasons. It can be the high cost of prescription medication, side effects f…
How to Talk to Loved Ones about Prescription Costs
The growing cost of prescription medication affects many people. About 1 in 4 people cannot afford their medications. As a result, prescri…
How to Boost Your Immune System
Your immune system is your defense against infection and illness. When germs break through that defense you get sick. If you’re coming down w…
Talking To Loved Ones About Depression & Anxiety
If your loved one is prepared to talk, you need to be prepared to listen. Letting your loved one tell their own story without interruptions i…