August is Back to School Month! The school supply aisles will be packed this weekend with last minute shopping before school reconvenes for many on Monday, August 18th! Don’t forget to fill your shopping carts with notebooks, pens, pencils, rulers, and most importantly healthy snacks to start the school year on a high note! Some […]
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August is Psoriasis Awareness Month The skin is the human body’s largest organ, and it is quite amazing. It is durable, regenerative, and can handle the wear and tear of everyday life. However, it is not immune to infection and disease. Autoimmune diseases, such as psoriasis, can affect the skin, causing raised, red, scaly patches
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Doctor’s Orders: NO Unnecessary Antibiotics So little Bobby has been sneezing and coughing. He seems to have the common cold. Your first thought is to bring him in to the doctor. The doctor prescribes fluids, rest, and a follow up if symptoms persist. You ask, what about a prescription for antibiotics? The doctor hesitates:
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The Fourth of July is the day Americans celebrate their independence! It is a federal holiday where many of you will be off from work, and regular day camps will be closed. Get your grilling supplies in order, make sure the pool is ready for fun and set up your outdoor tables and chairs…the Fourth
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July is Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month. Many times we, as adults, don’t pay much attention when our children complain that their “joints” hurt. We think they’ve played too hard, want extra attention or possibly just have the flu. There are times, however, when this complaint needs further evaluation by a Health Care Professional as the
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June is National Aphasia Awareness Month. The brain is a vital organ in the functionality of human beings. It is magnificently strong, yet it can be detrimentally affected by many factors such as traumatic brain injuries, strokes, and infections. Aphasia is one of many symptoms resulting from a brain injury. It is defined as an
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May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Despite May being the Physical Fitness and Sports Month, we should really celebrate this particular health awareness throughout all the months of the year. Physical Fitness is something that needs to be consistently worked on. Spurts of physical activity are more the norm than sticking to it,
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Happy Memorial Day! Today is the day we honor those who have served our country. They have fought for our freedom, got injured for our freedom, and have even died for our freedom. Let’s not forget the true meaning behind this day. If you know anyone actively in the military, or a veteran of the
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Today is May 8th, Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day. Our First blog post about Mental Health Awareness throughout May relates to Children’s Mental Health Awareness. We tend to overlook the many nuances children use to relay their feelings and mental health so taking a specific day to draw attention to this important issue is vital to their healthy
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