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Healthy, Active Holiday Cheer
Staying active and keeping your health in mind during the hustle and bustle of holiday parties, plans, and presents can be difficult. Worrying about your health can put extra stress on you and make it
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Making Comfort Foods Blood Sugar-friendly
Eating can be a challenge for people living with diabetes and other blood sugar issues. From carbs to sugar, creating a diet that doesn’t throw your blood sugar out of whack may seem like an uphill
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Hiking Safety Tips
Cooler temperatures and more breezes make fall weather great for hiking. If this challenging yet rewarding outdoor activity is on your bucket list for the season, make sure you’re prepared to tackle
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Game Day Food Safety
Fall is on its way and soon you’ll be spending your weekends watching football — and plenty of food is the mark of a good game day for many people.Whether you’re tailgating with friends or whipping up
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Medicare vs. Medicaid: What’s the Difference?
Do you know the differences between Medicare and Medicaid? If not, you probably aren’t the only one.Before open enrollment starts, you might have some questions about which program you qualify for —
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All About Gout
Gout — a common form of arthritis that affects more than 3 million Americans — can be extremely painful. While the disease can’t be cured, the symptoms can be treated, and in some cases, the number of attacks can be reduced. Learning how to recognize gout can help you get proper care.
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Preventing Heat-Related Illness
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends staying cool, staying hydrated and staying informed to beat the heat this summer. Here are some tips to help keep your family safe and healthy in the heat this season.
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Beat the Heat During Summer Workouts
In the summer months, temperatures can soar. When they do, it’s important not to overdo exercise and overheat. This is especially true if you are 65 years or older, a re overweight, or have a...
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Mental Health Awareness
The coronavirus pandemic led to increased diagnoses of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts., However, the increased focus on mental health has helped de-stigmatize the issue as so many people
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DEA Drug Take Back Day
National Take Back Day is a safe and easy way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs.
