Should We Be Afraid of the Coronavirus?
As mounting concerns are heard throughout the media, private accounts, and by the U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – CDC, it is clear that there should be concerns about Coronavirus.
Is The Flu Too Common That We Are Ignoring Its Risks?
Is the Flu too Common? I bet it would be nearly impossible for you to guess how many deaths in the United States were related to…
Should you get the Flu Vaccine – Important Questions Answered
Thousands of your neighbors and friends are asking themselves if the Flu Vaccine is right for them. Flu season is just a few sneezes and coughs away. There are hundreds of ads from local pharmacies to hospitals to your own physician telling you to get one. But some vaccine companies are hoping that you wait and there are plenty of groups telling anyone who will listen, to avoid them completely.
What is the Zika Virus?
The Pandemic of the Zika Virus is currently in full swing, but we should be asking ourselves if there is a real concern. Zika is a condition that is very similar to West Nile, Dengue, Yellow Fever, Japanese encephalitis and a few others.
Five Tips for Healthy Kids This Season
In this article you will find five great tips to help keep kids (and yourself!) healthy this season. Remember to keep healthy, get a flu vaccination, and dress warm.
Learn More About The Norovirus
In every city and in every country – right now there is someone that is struggling with the stomach flu. The cause can be several things, but recently we have seen and increased number of cases whose cause is the Norovirus.
Cancer is Both Deadly and Expensive
The American Cancer Society recently spoke out about the long term financial effects of cancer. They labeled it as the leading cause of death worldwide as well as one of the most expensive to manage and treat.
This year, 1 Flu Vaccine Will Rule Them All
In the next few months, the flu season will begin to be a concern again. This time though, you will only need to get a single shot of the influenza vaccine to protect against the common flu and the Swine Flu (H1N1 virus).
