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How to Create a Sustainable Wellness Routine
Creating and sticking to a wellness routine can be tough, whether your goal is to lose weight, get fit, or feel better overall. However, it's doable with a little bit of organization and determination. Here are a few tips on how t...
Tired of Lockdown? When Will US Re-Open? Look at These Countries for Guidance
While the world is far from out of the woods when it comes to tackling the deadly coronavirus, some countries are forging ahead with a gradual plan for re-opening. How this return to normalcy look...
What You Need to Know About Having Elective Surgery During COVID-19
Thanks to COVID-19, many people are advised to avoid healthcare facilities unless absolutely necessary. However, this puts many patients in a tough spot. How do you tell if the procedure your doctor recommen...
Is Now the Time to Allow Kids to Return to Sports? What to Know
If you are like most parents with active children, you may be desperately missing the outlet that youth sports once provided for your kids. As states begin the delicate reopening process, many areas are now put...
Healthcare at the Forefront of Tuesday Night's Vice Presidential Debate
Buried in all of the rancor of Tuesday's vice presidential debate was significant discussions between the two candidates about health care issues. Vice President Mike Pence took on Sen. Kamala Harris at...
Struggling with the Time Change? Read This Important Information for Help
If your internal body clock feels disrupted this week, you are certainly not alone. While setting the clocks back one hour is easier than the spring counterpart of moving forward, it is not unusual to...
Many Hospitals are Nearing ICU Capacity. Why is This a Critical Situation?
Nearly everyone is aware that the COVID-19 health crisis is causing a significant strain on the hospital capacity in areas all across the nation. With confirmed cases of the deadly virus surging almo...
How to Keep the Health and Wellness Resolutions You Make
It's January 1, which means that millions of Americans will be making resolutions for the new year. While New Year's resolutions are a longstanding tradition, they're often broken within a week or two of New Year's day...
Prediabetes is on the Rise - Why This is Happening and What Can be Done
According to recent data published in JAMA Pediatrics, a new study reveals that the incidence of prediabetes has more than doubled since the year 1999. The new figures detail that 28% of individuals b...