Health Topics

Emergency Medicine, Men’s Health, Wellness, Women’s Health

What Type of Doctors Work at an Urgent Care?

Whether you’re having a health problem that isn’t urgent enough to require a trip to the emergency room or you need to see a doctor but don’t have your own primary care physician, you’ll find help at your local urgent care center.

Cardiac / Heart Health, Pediatrics

Is It Normal for a Child to Have an Irregular Heartbeat?

Your pediatrician may refer you to a pediatric cardiologist to diagnose the problem and manage the condition.

Cancer Care, Cardiac / Heart Health

How Heart Disease May Be Linked To Cancer

Heart disease and cancer – the top two causes of death in America – may seem very different, but they have more in common than you might think.

Sleep Disorders

Are Naps Good for You?

While naps may be recommended to treat jet lag and even some sleep disorders, no number of naps is going to replace the benefits of nightly deep sleep.

Men’s Health, Women’s Health

Can Your Gallbladder Burst? And Other Common Questions Answered

Gallbladder disease is one of the most common digestive disorders in the country, causing pain and other discomfort for millions of Americans.

What to Expect During a Visit to the ER During a Pandemic

Going to the Emergency Room in the middle of a pandemic is different. Here are five of the changes you might notice.

Women’s Health

How Robotic Surgery for Endometriosis Can Help with Infertility

For women with endometriosis, robotic surgery can help surgeons to precisely remove excess tissue while reducing the risk of damage to reproductive organs.

Physical Rehabilitation

Can COVID-19 Cause Back Pain?

Back pain is one of the most common conditions treated by rehabilitation specialists.

Neuroscience, Stroke

Are Stroke Symptoms Different for Young People?

Here is what you should know about how young people can be affected by stroke and how to know if you are at higher risk.

COVID-19

What Can You Do After You’re Fully Vaccinated Against COVID?

The CDC has released guidelines for people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Here’s what you should know.