Cholesterol
David Porzio, MD, FACC There is no debate among medical professionals that elevated blood cholesterol or lipid levels are associated with an increased risk of
Harmful or Helpful Sun Rays? by Tina de los Reyes
The University of Edinbourgh recently published a study stating that the benefits of sun exposure (in moderation) outweigh the risks of skin cancer. At first
How Much Water Do I Need to Drink in a Day? by Marilee Tapley
The amount of water that a person needs in a day to stay properly hydrated will vary according to a number of factors such as:
Dog and Cat Bites
Author: Alison Sims, MD Summer is a great season to spend time with your furry friends outdoors. Dog parks and dog beaches are popular spots
Amphetamines for Adults with ADHD? by Lynn Stanton, M.D.
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is a neurodevelopmental condition which starts during childhood and can continue into adulthood. Adults with ADHD display symptoms of inattention (i.e. difficulty focusing
Diverticulitis
Author: Nathan Kiskila, MD Question: Dr. Kiskila, what is diverticulitis?Answer: Diverticulitis is the inflammation of small pouches in the intestine, called diverticula. It can be
Marque Urgent Care Expanded Clinic in Newport Beach
Marque Urgent Care Has a New and Improved Clinic in Newport Beach This expanded facility is a reflection of Marque’s dedication to provide the best
Computer Vision Syndrome by C.F.
Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) is a series of eye and vision-related issues triggered by extensive computer use. Our bodies have not evolved at the same
First Aid: Treating Sunburns
Author: Gabby Gamino, LVN, Manager Increased sun exposure will increase your risk of getting sunburn. Most sunburns are first degree burns of the outer layer