Happy Father’s Day 2020
Technology and medicine come together to give us cutting-edge procedures that will help us live healthier. Medical tech is also improving the way we take crucial measurements during pregnancy. The cerebellum is closely monitored as the brain develops in the womb. This area is responsible for regulating muscular activity. If it is healthy, then fetal…
There is no way to ensure that you will never develop breast cancer. Some risk factors, like family history, cannot be changed. However, you can manage risk and give yourself the best chance at remaining cancer-free through the following health and lifestyle choices. Avoid Smoking – Smoking can have many negative side effects. One of…

Claims that STD’s can be passed from a toilet seat are actually very unlikely. Due to the microscopic genetic makeup of an STD, it requires a specific environment to survive which typically involves a warm body. The virus would need to be deposited moments before the next person sits on the toilet seat and there…

SAD, or Seasonal Affective Disorder, is a mood disorder that is common during the winter but can occur at any time of year. Seasonal Affective Disorder is a type of depression, but it is considered seasonal based on its annual reoccurrence. Although scientists are not entirely confident about what causes the disorder, it is often…

Dear valued patients, We want to personally reach out to assure you that your health and well-being is the top priority of our office, during this time of uncertainty amid the concerns of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). We are actively monitoring the evolving situation through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World…

May is a smart time to reset your healthcare checklist. National Women’s Health Week 2026 runs from May 10 through May 16 and encourages women to prioritize their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. If you have been putting off routine care, this is a strong time to get back on track. Preventive screenings matter because…