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April is STI Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to highlight key screening practices that help protect your sexual health. If you’re sexually active, read on.

While not much good came out of the global pandemic, the emergence of telehealth as a viable health care option might be the sole exception. Here, we review the many benefits of telehealth.

High blood pressure is one of the strongest risk factors for heart disease, which has been the leading cause of death in this country for more than a century. Here’s what else you should know about your blood pressure.

Women are no strangers to urinary tract infections (UTIs), which affect more than half of females at some point. Here’s why women are more at risk for UTIs and, more importantly, what to do when one develops.

A big part of the holidays is food — gathering around the table with friends and family to break bread. If you’re trying to lose weight, here are some common pitfalls to avoid over the holidays.

For the millions of Americans who have a diabetes diagnosis, life can become more challenging thanks to the many complications associated with this chronic disease — complications you can avoid.

Your health is incredibly important, so wouldn’t it be great if you had a capable health care team in your corner looking out for your interests? That’s one benefit of primary care, but there are many more.

Eat less and exercise more. Sure, these seem like simple solutions to weight loss and good health, but they’re easier said than done. That’s where tools like NAD+ and LipoC injections can make a big difference.

About 6.5 million Americans head to the emergency room each year with chest pain, to say nothing of the millions more who get help for trouble breathing. Here’s why these are two symptoms you should act on.

There are many different age-related health issues; for men, a common problem is an enlarged prostate, which affects half of men by the age of 60. Here are some key signs of benign prostatic hyperplasia.

When it comes to progressive health conditions like type 2 diabetes, you want to know whether there’s a way to reverse the course of your health. There is, and we get into the ins and outs of managing diabetes here.

Your struggle to lose weight has been a long and frustrating one, with little to show for your efforts. Explore how a new class of weight loss medications — semaglutide — can help you reach your goals.

If your recent Pap smear results came back as abnormal, you're likely concerned. This makes sense given that the test screens for cancer, but it’s certainly not time to hit the panic button.

If you’re one of those men who is stubborn about their health and doesn’t see us regularly for physicals, we need to talk. To start this discussion, let’s review five excellent reasons you should get an annual physical.

Given that heart disease claims more lives than any other health issue, it’s a good idea to take action. Since February is American Heart Month, we present some easy tips to improve your heart health.

Diabetes can lead to serious, even life-threatening, health complications, but not if you properly manage this chronic condition. Here are key strategies that can keep your diabetes in check.

It’s well-known that excess body weight can cause a raft of health problems, but did you know that one of the most dangerous is hypertension? Discover potentially life-saving information about the links between body weight and blood pressure.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.