Tag: Health Conditions

Sun in the sky

Sun in the sky

5 Sun Safety Myths Debunked

Check out some common sun safety misconceptions and the facts that can reduce your family’s risk of skin damage and other sun-related health hazards.

The Connection Between Seasonal Affective Disorder and ADHD

Thoughtful man looking out the window

Thoughtful man looking out the window

People with ADHD have a higher chance of developing Seasonal Affective Disorder. Learn how individuals can lower their risk and treat symptoms.

Man sitting at table stressed over bills

Man sitting at table stressed over bills

Different Ways Stress Can Affect Men

Men are less likely to address mental health issues like stress and depression. This can lead to more serious conditions affecting them and their families.

Arthritis Does Not Discriminate By Age

Woman with knee injury

Woman with knee injury

Read our team member's first-hand experience dealing with osteoarthritis at the young age of 32 years old.

Image of sign that says "Find Your Strong"

Image of sign that says "Find Your Strong"

Sharing My Depression and Anxiety Coping Tips

For this writer, talking openly about her depression and anxiety is a way to let others know they're not alone and that seeking treatment is important.

Foods that Can Help Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms

Antioxidant-rich berries surrounded by leafy greens and other veggies

Antioxidant-rich berries surrounded by leafy greens and other veggies

If you or a loved one has Parkinson's disease, there are foods that are good to incorporate into your diet. Find out what's best to add to your meals.

Woman in front of a facial tanning light

Woman in front of a facial tanning light

Why I Regret Tanning in My Teens and 20s

There is no safe way to tan. The darker skin tone that results from time in a tanning bed or in the sun is caused by cellular damage to the skin.

Six Self-Care Tips for Women

Woman smiling and laughing

Woman smiling and laughing

Women can take control of their health and significantly reduce the risk of serious conditions. Dr. Patricia Ferguson shares six tips to get started.

A yellow and red tulip in bloom

A yellow and red tulip in bloom

Talking to a Loved One About Hearing Loss

Hearing loss affects approximately 20% of Americans. Despite its prevalence, it can be difficult to talk to loved ones about signs of hearing loss.

Parkinson’s Disease: What are the Risks and Signs?

older couple

older couple

Due to the unpredictable nature of Parkinson's Disease, it’s imperative to understand the signs and risks associated with the illness.