Covid-19 has slowly spread its way into the lives of almost every person starting with financial distress and ending in the constant fear of carrying on with everyone’s daily routine. These strange times have called for unorthodox measures to be taken in order to flatten the curve of the spread …
Read More »Cornerstone Hospice Focused on Each Patient’s Life, Not End-of-Life
Submitted by Cornerstone Hospice and Palliative Care Nearly 60 years after the end of World War II, former US Army Sergeant and Villages resident Charles Mellott was honored for his service during a special ceremony, surrounded by family and friends. The Cornerstone SALUTES! ceremony was arranged by the Cornerstone Hospice social …
Read More »Lost Time – Lost Hair
Guess Which One You Can Get Back in Our Post-Pandemic World By Alan J Bauman, MD, ABHRS Board-Certified Hair Restoration Physician The first step is scheduling a consultation with a qualified Hair Restoration Physician America is slowly getting back to normal as we anticipate seeing the pandemic in our rearview …
Read More »Food Sensitivities, Inflammation, Leaky Gut and More
By Linda A. Kiley, MD One of the common complaints I hear from patients when they come into the office for a visit is abdominal bloating. I also see patients with chronic constipation, other types of bowel disturbances, skin and lung problems along with fatigue and a host of other …
Read More »Learn How P+G EQUALS an R Rating in The Bedroom
There are two secrets that are starting to gain more attention due to their ability to treat the root cause of erectile dysfunction. And when they are coupled together, the results are remarkable, and numerous men and their partners are clamoring to find out more. With these two alternative treatment …
Read More »Osteoarthritis: “Oh, My Aching Knees!!”
By Joseph Borrelli, Jr., MD, MBA The Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that there are approximately 55 million Americans with arthritis, and this is projected to increase to 78 million by the year 2040. The most common type of arthritis is osteoarthritis (OA), osteoarthritis is also commonly referred to …
Read More »Vitiligo Awareness Month
Vitiligo can be psychologically devastating to individuals dealing with the loss of skin pigmentation. It is more commonly recognized with a growing understanding due to public awareness education and through the efforts of the vitiligo spokesperson and supermodel, Winnie Harlow, who has the disorder. Vitiligo is a skin condition that …
Read More »Emotion takes control and overrides logic and facts.
Continuing the discussion from last month’s article of whether the market is primed for a pullback it leads to the problem of heavy social media involvement in markets that furthers the problem of making logic and fact-based decisions. So, the missing critical facts are… 1. When did someone get information …
Read More »BayCare Named Top Quintile Health System for Third Consecutive Year
BayCare Health System has once again been recognized by a leading, independent survey for excellence in clinical outcomes, operational efficiency, patient experience, financial health, and contributions to community health with a focus on equity. The news comes from Fortune/IBM Watson Health®, which lists BayCare in the top 20 percent of …
Read More »Top Warning Signs of Neuropathy
Around 20 million Americans have peripheral neuropathy, a painful and disruptive condition that is due to nerve damage, although the condition may be underdiagnosed. Neuropathy symptoms vary significantly, and many people might not know that they’re experiencing signs of nerve damage. At Spine & Pain Institute of Florida in Lakeland, …
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