April marks Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, an important time to focus on a disease that primarily affects young men but remains highly treatable when caught early. Despite being relatively rare, testicular cancer is the most common cancer in males aged 15-35. With early detection playing a crucial role in successful …
Read More »The Theta Chamber: A Revolutionary Approach to Mental Wellness, PTSD
By Allen T. Stanley, Practitioner In today’s fast-paced world, mental health challenges have become increasingly prevalent. Anxiety, stress, depression, insomnia, and various addictions affect millions of people, significantly impacting their quality of life. Keep Young Wellness Center has introduced an innovative solution to address these concerns: The Theta Chamber℠, a …
Read More »Preventing Varicose Vein Bruising
Understanding how to prevent varicose veins is crucial, especially if you want to avoid the added discomfort of bruising. Varicose veins are particularly susceptible to bruising due to increased pressure and weakened vein walls. A minor bump or injury can lead to vein rupture, resulting in varicose vein bruising. These …
Read More »Comprehensive Care: How OT/PT Professionals Integrate LSVT BIG and Vocal Techniques for Parkinson’s Patients
Parkinson’s disease presents unique challenges that extend beyond the characteristic tremors. Patients often experience reduced movement amplitude, slowed movements, and diminished vocal volume—symptoms that can significantly impact quality of life. While dedicated therapeutic approaches exist for each symptom, innovative healthcare teams are finding ways to provide comprehensive care even with …
Read More »April is National Healthcare Decisions Month
Submitted by Hospice of Marion County Making your healthcare wishes known is a win for everyone involved in your care. That is why during National Healthcare Decisions Month, healthcare organizations across the country highlight the importance of having advance directives. April 16 is celebrated as National Healthcare Decisions Day. This …
Read More »The Price of Procrastination: How Ignoring Financial Planning for Retirement Adds to Anxiety and Can Affect Your Health
By Steve Schneider, MBA – CEO, Securenet Financial, LLC. As we journey through life, retirement often stands as a beacon of hope—a time to relax, pursue passions, and cherish moments with loved ones. However, the dream of a stress-free retirement can easily transform into a nightmare if financial planning is …
Read More »Alcohol Awareness Month: How it Affects Your Health and Your Heart
T.E. Vallabhan, MD, FACC In our social culture, drinking with family and friends is common for celebrating special occasions and in some instances coping with life. Drinking alcohol has become extremely accepted in our society, and with that acceptance and desensitization of the harmful effects, comes a lot more alcohol …
Read More »Feeling Stressed? It Shows
By Allison Weber, APRN-C You may know what stress feels like, but do you know what it looks like? It’s not new news that stress can take a toll on our physical and psychological health. But did you know that stress can also be seen visibly, as the effects wreak …
Read More »Pain Awareness Month: Understanding Joint Pain in Sports Like Pickleball, Tennis, and Golf
By Dr. Nam Dinh, MD, FAAOS March is Pain Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and educate the public about the various forms of pain and their impact on daily life. One common type of pain is joint pain, which can be particularly prevalent among individuals who participate in …
Read More »A Look at Cancer Trends in the U.S.
The American Cancer Society’s recently released annual report of cancer trends provides a deep dive into cancer incidence, death rates and survival. The publication is a go-to resource and forms the basis for vital, ongoing research into the causes and risk factors of cancer as well as transformational treatment discoveries. …
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