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Health and Wellness | September 3, 2024
Dietary Supplements: Do They Help?
Dietary supplements can't replace good nutrition, but some supplements may offer benefits when there is a nutritional gap.
Health and Wellness | September 3, 2024
How to Get Rid of Head Lice
Head lice is common and difficult to remove when not caught early. Follow our tips on how to spot lice and how to get rid of them.
Health and Wellness | August 27, 2024
What Are Common Treatments for Psoriasis?
Anyone can get psoriasis. Learn the types, risk factors and treatments for this chronic skin condition, including the use of biologics.
Health and Wellness | August 19, 2024
When to Pick Electrolyte Drinks Over Water
Water usually works best to prevent dehydration but there are times, say after intense workouts, when electrolyte drinks are helpful.
Health and Wellness | August 12, 2024
10 Back-to-School Health and Safety Tips
Prepare your child for a healthy new school year. Go over safety rules, what to do in an emergency, schedule a well-child visit and more.
Health and Wellness | August 12, 2024
Can a Urinary Tract Infection Go Away on Its Own?
Most urinary tract infections or UTIs require antibiotics, making symptom recognition vital. Learn treatments and prevention tips.
Health and Wellness | August 7, 2024
Remember Vaccinations Before School Starts
Make sure to schedule a well-child visit and that your child is up to date with all recommended vaccinations before school starts.
Health and Wellness | August 6, 2024
What Are the Health Benefits of Mushrooms?
Learn the heart health, gut health and other benefits of mushrooms. They are low on calories, cholesterol and sodium and taste good!
Health and Wellness | August 5, 2024
How to Start Running to Lose Weight and Avoid Injury
If you are trying to lose weight, try running but make sure to prepare well and don't overdo it to prevent injury. Follow our tips.
Health and Wellness | August 1, 2024
Do I Need a TB Test? What Happens If I Test Positive for TB?
A positive TB test does not necessarily mean you have tuberculosis. More testing is needed to see if it's latent or active TB. Learn more.