
Spring is a season of renewal. For many of us, that
means rekindling our focus on health, whether
by resuming our jogs around the neighborhood,
taking full advantage of the many fresh fruits and
vegetables currently in season, or just spending
more time outdoors.
Hospitalists: Giving You the Best Care Possible
Hospitalists are doctors who specialize in caring for patients during their hospital stays. The number of hospitalists in the U.S. has surged recently, from a few hundred in 1997 to nearly 20,000 today, as more and more hospitals recognize their value.
Taking the Heat: Sun and Hot Weather Safety
Heat-related illness and severe sunburn are preventable, yet thousands suffer every year and hundreds will lose their lives to excessive heat exposure. It's tempting to enjoy the summer's heat, but be careful.
The scene is all too familiar: A young
athlete playing a sport involving quick
stops and starts suddenly hears a "pop,"
clutches his knee and falls to the ground
in pain. The sideline diagnosis of an
anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury
is later confirmed by a physician.
Life's Transitions: Preparing for Perimenopause
Perimenopause is a stage of a woman's reproductive years just before menopause that is characterized by hormone level fluctuations, hot flashes and heavier and unpredictable periods.
Help keep you and your family safe by
reviewing these common food safety
myths. And when in doubt, throw it out!
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