Q. and A. with Dr. Kiskila- This Month’s Topic: Hives
Question- Dr. Kiskila, what are hives? Answer- Hives are red patches on the skin that are raised and usually itchy. They appear suddenly and often
Balancing Calories by Estefani Lopez
A calorie is a unit of energy. Calories are essential for human health and everyone requires different amounts of energy per day depending on age,
Coloring Isn’t Just for Kids by Megan Goslee, LVN
Coloring has always been a childhood favorite, but recent studies have shown it’s not just fun or beneficial for kids; recently adults have been putting
How to Stay Healthy in the Spring by Janell Pierce
Ah, springtime. There’s something simply magical about the season, yet again, there’s also the dark side of spring – allergies and colds. We all know
Magnesium Deficiency by Brooke Merli
According to Dr. Norman Shealy, “magnesium is the most critical mineral required for electrical stability in every cell of the body.” Magnesium is not only
The Differences Between Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen by Ashley Terry
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) and Ibuprofen (Advil) are the most common and effective pain killers for reducing muscle pain, fever, and cramps. However, which one is best
Concussion: Today’s Hottest Injury Topic by Bree Ogden
Concussions are quickly becoming the hottest injury topic in both the medical and sports world. The Centers for Disease and Control state the amount of
Snowboarding Safely by Bree Ogden
When it comes to the sport of snowboarding, safety should always be your first priority. Though snowboarding is about having fun, no matter which safety
How Bacteria Gets in Your Beauty Products by Alyssa Roberts, LVN
Beauty products, like food, are perishable and do not last forever. Most woman use makeup daily. Many may not know the risks when putting these