In support of April being child abuse awareness month, here is some information about child abuse, including helpful resources related to outcomes, what constitutes abuse, and how you can help if you feel abuse is Continue Reading
Limit red meat consumption and steer clear of processed meats The risk of colon cancer increases by 15-20% if you consume 100 grams of red meat (a small hamburger) or 50 grams of processed meats, like sausage, bacon Continue Reading
Wonder what the best options are for you when it comes to Colorectal Cancer Screenings? Our list can give you a quick understanding of what each test looks like, and what to expect before, during, and after! Continue Reading
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! What can you do to prevent against colon cancer? Start screening between the ages of 50-75 years old, if you’re at a high risk for getting colon cancer (family history), Continue Reading
In Recognition of February being American Heart Month, here are 5 fast facts about Venous Thromboembolism (blood clots). Why the focus on blood clots? Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) is the 3rd leading vascular Continue Reading
All women are at risk for cervical cancer. Cervical Cancer is easy to prevent with regular screening tests called the PAP Test! The PAP test finds abnormal cells so they can be treated before they turn into cancer. Continue Reading
The Christmas decorations are down, the last cookies have been ate (and your jeans are noticing), and those last minute gift credit card charges are coming due. It doesn’t ever seem to be daylight outside and any Continue Reading
Knowing how to manage your diabetes can be very challenging. At times it could all feel very overwhelming. With the help of a diabetes educator, you can learn ways to make managing your diabetes easier. Diabetes Continue Reading
During the holidays, managing your diabetes can really be a challenge. Traveling, parties, big meals, baked goods around the house and office can all create a challenging environment for eating healthy. The busy Continue Reading
Your primary care provider may ask you to check your blood sugar when you have diabetes, but why? What are you supposed to do with the numbers you get when you check and how can those numbers benefit you? When you Continue Reading
