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Read MoreWhile there’s a lot to love about Texas, it can be a troublesome area for a lot of people that regularly deal with allergies. The main culprit here, ironically enough, is that mild climate that a lot of people have come to appreciate over the years. Learn more about the allergies that affect Texans most.
Read MoreWe’re about a month or so into our New Year’s resolutions, and with any luck, you’re starting to make some significant progress. However, something that’s equally important is making sure that we’re here to celebrate/try plenty more of them in the future. A major element in the overall road to longevity is heart health.
Read MoreAround this time of year, searches for diet tips online spike, and gyms often fill up with people trying to get into new workout routines. The majority of Americans are either overweight or obese, so these are steps well worth taking. However, how can you ensure that you hold onto your weight loss plan, rather than stopping progress shortly after you begin?
Read MoreHeading into the 2020 flu season, it’s essential to be prepared for what lies ahead. Statistically speaking, between 5% and 20% of people in the U.S get the flu each year, with around 200,000 hospitalizations stemming from the disease. Learn more about how to prevent the flu in 2020.
Read MoreWhat is Sleep Apnea and How to Treat It? Sleep apnea is a serious medical condition in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. Sleep apnea affects millions of Americans each year, making it difficult for them to sleep…Read More
Read MorePink is in the air! That means that it’s October which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month!! We interviewed Dr Vicki Seidmeyer to learn more about how women can take care of themselves as well as their mothers, daughters and…Read More
Read MoreAuthor: Dr. Kavitha Moolamalla M.D Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States? Approximately 630,000 Americans die each year due to heart disease. Coronary heart disease is the most common occurrence, which…Read More
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