The Dangers of High Temperatures by Yezenia Lagunas
Summers in North America are hot and, although heat may differ depending on the region, it can be very, very dangerous. Fortunately, by knowing
Swimmer’s Ear
Author: Monique Herb, Regional Manager What Is Swimmer’s Ear?Swimmer’s ear is the layman’s term for Otitis externa, an infection of the outer ear canal that
Q. and A. with Dr. Kiskila- This Month’s Topic: Anemia
Question- Dr. Kiskila, what is anemia? Answer- Anemia is a decreased number of red blood cells. Red blood cells carry oxygen; people with anemia may
The Quality of Water by Your Marque Team
Bad water is bad for you, but safe water is key – and good for you! There’s no doubt that water is good for you,
Aging Independently by Alison Sims, M.D.
As the Baby Boomer population enters their senior years, the number of people over 65 years of age is rapidly expanding and therefore so is
“Tight Lacers” – Corset Training by Jessica Suarez, LVN
Women that engage in the practice of corset training or waist training are known as “tight lacers.” Tight lacers wear their tightly laced corsets or
What is Zika Virus? by Farzin Mohtadi, D.O.
Zika is a type of virus that was originally isolated in 1947 from the Rhesus monkey. The name Zika came from its discovery in the
Understanding Eczema by Allison Smith, Office Manager
Eczema has become three more times common in recent decades, mainly due to proper diagnosis. If you suffer from eczema, or what people call an
Aromatherapy: Triggering Our Innate Healing Process by Ann Marie Byrd, PHD
Our lives move at a rapid pace, and each and every one of us has demands on our time and energy on a daily basis.