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Men’s Health, Pediatrics, Women’s Health
What Is Type B Flu?
The best way to reduce your risk of getting the flu – whether type A or type B – is by getting a flu shot.Men’s Health, Women’s Health
5 of the Germiest Spots in Your Office
According to the expert, here are five spots in your workplace that are generally loaded with germs.Cancer Care, Men’s Health, Women’s Health
What Cancers Can Be Caused By HPV?
Most sexually active people have been exposed to HPV and many times it’s harmless and goes away on its own. Commonly, people will not experience any symptoms at all until it’s already caused a health problem.Men’s Health, Women’s Health
Health Screenings Everyone Should Get
Many of us have a goal of improving our health in 2020. But, did you know that getting the right health screening,
Men’s Health, Women’s Health
Why Your Annual Physical Is Important and What To Expect
A physical exam is usually free to get when insured, great for preventative health and should absolutely be done once a year.Men’s Health, Pediatrics, Women’s Health
5 Ways To Help Fight the Flu
Let’s face it—the flu spares no one in the wintertime. But getting a flu shot can protect yourself (and others) from getting sick.Men’s Health, Parenting, Pediatrics, Women’s Health
12 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About the Flu
Despite the prevalence of the flu, Christina Lusk-Caceres, D.O., and Anjali Gupta, M.D., an internal medicine provider at Hackensack Meridian Health Medical Group, explain that there are 12 facts about the virus that many of their patients don’t know.Cancer Care, Women’s Health
Breast Cancer Screenings Are Helping Save Lives
Every October, we dress in pink and raise awareness for breast cancer. It’s also important for women to remember that screening is the key to prevention.