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National Health Education Week (Oct. 19–23) What you need to know about COVID-19 Testing Since 1995, National Health Education Week (NHEW) has been observed the third week in October. It is a week where we all come together to place focus upon and boost public awareness of a major health issue. So, it comes as …
Balance is needed in all aspects of our lives. Work-life balance. A balanced diet. A positive bank account balance. It’s easy to hyperfocus on those aspects and forget or neglect one major component of your life: your body. The human body is complex, but one way to help your immune system stay strong is by …
The annual checkup. It is a staple in our medical history. But thanks to COVID-19, most of us have probably put off having this essential exam. Due to the novel coronavirus disease, virtually all in-person outpatient visits were canceled in many parts of the country between February and May 2020. In late April, primary care …
Are you confused about which COVID test is right for you? In this video, we will walk you through each COVID test currently available, so that you will know which one is the right fit. With rapid COVID Testing, you can have your results back in virtually no time at all. Learn more about the …
What’s your type? No, we don’t mean tall, dark, and handsome. We’re talking about blood type. Do you know yours? Up until now, only about 43 percent of Americans could say yes. However, people have become very interested in what type of blood runs through their veins — thanks to COVID-19. Internet searches for blood …
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among American men. This month is a reminder to be proactive, with a take-charge approach to prostate health. This awareness and action could make all the difference in the effort to catch any problems early and to minimize the probability of a more complicated diagnosis, serious side effects …
Heavy metal poisoning? Okay, sure — the first thing that comes to mind is listening to too much head-banging music. But jokes aside — heavy metal poisoning is a legitimate concern, one that has nothing to do with the popular 80s music genre. This type of poisoning can occur when someone is exposed to high …
Just because the focus has mainly been on COVID-19 doesn’t mean other health threats are going away. Sexually transmitted diseases are a good example. STD rates appear to be rising across the United States as fewer people get tested and treated during the pandemic. COVID-19 has reduced the number of places where STD testing is …