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While you enjoy time with family this Thanksgiving, take a moment to discuss family health history. Read More

To observe "Clean Hands Week" (Sept. 17-23), we talked to clinical specialist, Cassandra Vonnes, about the importance of hand washing when it comes to preventing the spread of germs and sickness. Read More

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Like many people, you can probably come up with a long list of reasons and rationalizations – many of which are legitimate – that keep you away from doctors' offices. Read More

If the source of your tap water is a public water system, you can feel confident that it meets certain safety standards. Read More

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The main goal of Men’s Health Month in June is to raise awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment among men. Read More

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If you’re interested in using safer and gentler household cleaning products, in some cases you can easily make your own environmentally friendly alternatives to the harsh chemical versions. Read More

"Eating a rainbow" is an easy way to remind yourself and your family to eat healthier by incorporating more fruits and veggies in your diet. Read More

National Women's Health Week, which begins on Mother’s Day, serves as a time to encourage women to take the necessary steps to improving their physical and mental health. Read More

Don’t be fooled by the enormous portions at many restaurants. Recommended serving sizes are actually a lot smaller than what you probably think they are. Read More

Like most people, you undoubtedly have a myriad of demands on your time and probably aren’t getting enough sleep. This is can be troubling because insufficient rest can be detrimental to your overall health and well-being. Read More

Studies show that currently one out of every three cancer cases could possibly have been prevented through simple lifestyle changes. Read More

Skin cancer screenings are important to help detect cancer early, when it's most treatable. The first step is to get familiar with your body and know what is normal. Read More

On Valentine's Day, there is no better way to open your heart and share your love than by celebrating National Donor Day. Read More

While cancer prevention techniques continue to evolve, all experts agree that cancer risk can be directly influenced by certain lifestyle choices. Read More

Healthy Weight Week, which is observed in January of each year, is not about crash dieting, dramatic weight loss or a number on a scale. Read More

Keeping track of every step you take and every calorie you burn might sound like a great way to enhance your health. But, do these popular devices really live up to all of the hype? Read More

If you’re a cancer survivor exercise can not only make you fitter, stronger and thinner – it can also help you live a longer, cancer-free life. Read More

Studies show that the majority of people who vow to shed pounds in an upcoming year do not follow through on their resolutions. Read More

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Many teenagers like to live in the moment, focusing solely on the here and now. Sometimes, they don’t fully understand that some of the actions they take today can have repercussions that extend far into the future. Read More

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Dr. Amber Orman shares her tips on how to eat healthier and avoid high-calorie pitfalls during the holidays. Read More

You might be wondering why an entire week has been dedicated to raising awareness of the simple act of handwashing. But, consider that handwashing is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of infection. Read More

In addition to helping to ward off heart attacks, strokes, and kidney disease, the omega-3 fatty acids that are plentiful in many fish oils are believed to have the potential to ease the symptoms of depression. Read More

While it's fun to eat out with friends and family during the holiday season, it's important to keep in mind that you may need to protect yourself from harmful bacteria if your immune system is decreased. Read More

Holidays are a great time of the year when we look forward to enjoying time with family, friends and tables filled with traditional foods, festive parties and tempting gifts of goodies. Read More

Some people are surprised to learn that breathing in secondhand smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar or pipe is just as hazardous as smoking itself. Read More

Thanksgiving is a day to feel thankful, enjoy the company of family and friends, cheer for a favorite football team and enjoy a colossal meal. For many, in addition to a heavenly pumpkin pie, the star of the show is a delicious turkey. Discover tips! Read More

The upcoming flu season is approaching. The flu is caused by a virus that is spread by coughing, sneezing and close contact with infected people. Read More

If you have trouble falling or staying asleep during your cancer treatment, research indicates you're not alone. Up to half of all cancer patients report having insomnia or other sleep disturbances at some point during their treatments. Read More

Maybe you’ve heard some of the promising claims about alkaline and coconut water that have circulating recently. For instance, some proponents of these so-called “super waters” maintain that they can promote the absorption of nutrients or prevent a variety of diseases (including cancer). Is this information too good to be true? Read More

It’s a new school year! That often means students are lugging around books, laptops, tablets, folders, paper and other heavy school supplies. And soon they’ll be spending hours working on assignments, homework and projects. Read More

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