Medical Disease May Become More Prevalent Because of War
As history has shown us, wars kill people, but equally alarming is the medical carnage seen during the worst moments of the war and the aftermath.
New COVID Vaccine Recommendations
In a September 12, 2023 press release, the CDC recommends that everyone six months and older get an updated COVID-19 vaccine for this upcoming fall and winter season.
Health Care Staff Shortages Could Effect You Soon
The impact of Chronic Care Conditions, COVID-19, Mental Health, Taxing Schedules, and more have led to a Public Health Crisis that began even before COVID started and has deteriorated since then.
What is Monkeypox?
Monkeypox is a rare disease that is caused by a monkeypox virus which is part of the same class of viruses that causes variola or smallpox.
Tips to Help During the Allergy Season
Allergy season has officially arrived. Over the last few years, with COVID, every little sneeze or symptom has sent us into a spiral of worry…
Gallbladder Removal During Pregnancy – The Debate
Navigating the decision to have gallbladder surgery during pregnancy can be hard because both sides indicate possible maternal complications.
If You Received the Moderna Vaccination, When Should You Expect a Booster?
The Moderna Vaccine for COVID has been a whirlwind of protection, promises, and changes. With the Delta Variant a Booster will be needed, but when?
8 Things to Know About the Delta Virus and More
The Delta Variant is a mutation of the COVID virus that is leading to a highly contagious strain of this virus. Vaccines are Prevention.
45 is the new 50 when it comes to Colon Cancer Screening
This week, the U.S Preventive Services Task Force lowered the recommended age for a screening colonoscopy from 50-45. Screening means that a healthy individual with…
U.S. Will Pause the Distribution of Johson and Johnson Vaccine After Blood Clotting Concerns
The COVID vaccine produced by Johnson and Johnson has been halted for an unknown amount of time due to a rare risk of developing blood clots.
