When it comes to colorectal cancer, what you don’t know can hurt you. In fact, it can kill you. Although colorectal cancer is the third-leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, it is very treatable when caught early. Sometimes, it also can be prevented through regular screenings. March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness [Continue Reading]

As daylight saving time approaches this weekend, many families around the country are looking forward to the extra sunshine in the evenings, while just as many are likely dreading the hour of sleep we are all going to lose on Sunday in order to get it. Sixty minutes might not sound like much, but in [Continue Reading]

Spring is here. Trees are budding, flowers are blooming and kids and parents alike are anticipating a hiatus from the daily grind during Spring Break. While Spring Break is a popular time for family fun, it’s also the season for injuries, blistering sunburns and complications from chronic illnesses that can land you in the ER. [Continue Reading]

  More moms are breastfeeding their infants. And for good reason. Studies continue to show that breastfeeding is still the most nutritious, healthy, economical and environmentally friendly method for mothers to feed their infants.  Not only is it better for infants, but breastfeeding offers many benefits to moms. “I don’t think people realize the long-term [Continue Reading]

“Take care of your heart and it will take care of you.”  That’s good advice anytime but especially in February during American Heart Month.  Cardiovascular  disease is the leading cause of death in the United States for men and women. One in every three deaths in the United States is from heart disease and stroke [Continue Reading]