Eating nutritious food, exercising regularly, and maintaining a healthy body weight are important for a balanced and active lifestyle. However, many individuals who are at or close to their ideal weight discover that even with adherence to a strict diet and exercise routine, stubborn pockets of fat remain. Often located …
Read More »Cataract Surgery A Quick Procedure To Restore & Preserve Vision
Blurred or dimmed vision, muted colors, sensitivity to light, haloing of headlamps and lampposts at night – all of these are symptoms of cataracts, a condition that causes a clouding of the naturally-clear lens of the eye. Cataracts can be congenital, meaning they can occur at any age, but most …
Read More »Colorectal Cancer Screening
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most common cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death.1 However, effective screening methods make it one of the most preventable cancers. Nine of every 10 people whose CRC is found early and treated appropriately are still alive 5 years later.2 But not …
Read More »Rheumatoid Arthritis
Elderly patients who complain of joint pain and stiffness usually have osteoarthritis (OA), but other forms of arthritis should also be considered. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), for example, is an autoimmune disorder rather than a degenerative disorder that affects patients at all ages. Early diagnosis and treatment of RA can prevent or …
Read More »Skin Cancer Prevention: Learn How You Can Reduce Melanoma Risk
American House There are a number of different types of skin cancer, however, melanoma is the most harmful of them all. Every hour a person dies of melanoma; this year alone, over 130, 000 new cases will be diagnosed. Preventative measures and early detection are key. On average, skin cancer screenings …
Read More »Skin Cancer Awareness
Written by Patricia Spitzer, PA-C – In collaboration with Dr. Thi Tran According to the American Academy of Dermatology 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. Roughly 3 million Americans are affected each year and that number has consistently been on the rise. In fact, skin …
Read More »Lake Eye Defining the Future of Eye Care
People depend on their eyes to last a lifetime, and the Board-certified ophthalmologists of Lake Eye Associates are ready to assist with answers about a few disorders that become more common as everyone gets older. What Care is Needed for Aging Eyes? Once you reach age 60, it is highly …
Read More »Facial Rejuvenation Using Stem Cells
Every woman desires tight, tone, wrinkle-free skin and wants to know how to get it. In Europe and other countries, more and more women have discovered a natural solution to reverse the signs of aging skin – live cells from from placenta membrane, and there are plenty of benefits that …
Read More »Sobriety and Medical Cannabis
By Robert C. Goethe, MD Medical marijuana (cannabis) is a relatively new phenomenon in the United States, being first legalized in California in 1996 and now available in 29 states. It’s becoming ever clearer to many physicians that it is a very effective medicine that can be used for chronic pain, …
Read More »Guard Against Skin Cancer While Enjoying Summer Fun
May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, and InterCommunity Cancer Center in Lady Lake, Fla., wants to remind everyone about the importance of protecting their skin from the harsh rays of the sun. Cumulative exposure to ultraviolet radiation (UV) from the sun or other sources is the number one …
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