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When it comes to birth control, women currently have several options. Which you choose will depend on your health, age, reason for taking birth control, and doctor recommendation.

Kidney disease can be a serious, progressive illness that threatens your life, but there are many things you can do and treatments you can pursue to slow its progression.

As you age, your health needs a little more oversight and attention to identify issues as early as possible and provide appropriate treatment. Seeing your doctor every year is a must.

Being a new parent is exciting and nerve wracking all at once. There’s a whirlwind of things to do, from buying baby supplies you didn’t think about to making and keeping doctor appointments.

If you’ve ever heard of occupational therapy, or OT, you may think it’s only for people who’ve been hurt on the job and need therapy to regain their work skills. OT is quite a bit more than that!

Prostate cancer awareness has improved over the years, but many men still feel embarrassed seeking out the facts. Here’s what you need to know.

It’s never too late to improve your health, and managing your diabetes is the best thing you can do. If you’re overwhelmed by the prospect, here’s how you can get started.

It’s never too late or too early to begin administering breast exams, and one at-home evaluation might just save your life. Sharing information could protect someone you love.

If you have children or plan on having children, having a family doctor with pediatric experience on your team can make things much easier — especially as your child gets older, since they won’t have to switch doctors.

Multiple sclerosis, or MS, manifests in cycles, with periods of remission followed by flares that can make life extremely difficult. However, many people live long, fulfilling lives with MS. So why all the myths?

For people who have chronic conditions or multiple health problems with complex and sometimes opposing treatment plans, integrative medicine helps doctors and patients see the bigger picture.

Arthritis doesn’t have to loom like a painful spectre over your entire life. With chronic care management, you can get the support and treatment you need to manage pain and improve mobility.

The female body has a lot of unique needs, which is why you need a physician who understands them. Here’s why women’s health exams are important, and what to expect from your visit.

If your child is having trouble in the classroom, it’s best to intervene early in their schooling. Your pediatrician can help determine the cause of their problem and give them the support they need.

For children and young adults, falling down might seem inconsequential. For seniors, a fall could mean serious injury, broken bones, hospitalization, and even a loss of independence.

Birth control has made it possible for women to take control of their sex lives, their fertility, and their futures. Here’s what you need to know about your contraception options.

Trying to lose weight? Feel discouraged by your lofty goals? Aiming lower isn’t a bad thing, and even a loss of just 5-10% of your excess weight can still dramatically improve your health.

Living with diabetes can be difficult, but establishing good habits can make things easier. Here are five of the best management techniques to add to your everyday routine for better blood sugar control.

Acupuncture is surrounded by mystique. What’s the real deal on acupuncture, and could this innovative alternative treatment be right for you? Find out what’s myth and what’s fact when it comes to acupuncture.

Annual physicals might seem like a formality, but they’re actually a vital part of maintaining your health. Here’s why you shouldn’t skip yours, and should instead schedule it as soon as possible.

Is your child’s behavior disrupting school or home life? If your child seems truly unable to control themselves, and they’re becoming violent, it might be time to seek professional help for their behavioral issues.

If you’re a woman, a heart attack probably isn’t the health condition you worry the most about. However, it’s still a main cause of death for women, and your symptoms could be subtler than you think.

Is your life continually impacted in a negative way by ill health? You might have a chronic condition. Chronic care patients need ongoing support to stay as healthy as possible and keep symptoms under control.

Are you trying to fit in children’s health check-ups in between dealing with their educational needs, hobbies, and your own workload or studies? Here’s what you need to know about your child’s wellness schedule.

Have you had a recent and complete evaluation of your health? An annual physical exam allows you and your doctor to be proactive about your health and head off potentially harmful conditions.

Are you due for an appointment with your primary care physician, but still worried about entering healthcare spaces due to COVID-19? Find out which appointments should be kept and what can safely be postponed.

We all want our kids to be safe as they experience the world, but it can be hard to know when we are protecting and when we are “helicoptering.” Here are five tips to help you keep your children safe this summer.

If you’ve been injured at work, your focus is on getting better so you can return to your job with confidence. Occupational medicine addresses the specific damage caused by your workplace injury so you can move forward.

Is traditional medicine not providing you with the type of whole health support you need and desire? Do you wish there was a holistic way to support your wellness? Integrative medicine might be the answer.

Does the onset of spring bring more misery than joy? You could be suffering from seasonal spring allergies, thanks to the increased amount of pollen in the air. Natural remedies can help alleviate your discomfort.

It’s American Heart Month, and what better time to think about how the choices you make impact your health? Here are nine tips you can use to help improve your heart health and stay healthy all year.

Cervical cancer awareness month is an opportunity to increase awareness of how women can best protect themselves. Pap tests are the best tool for detecting cervical cancer early and preventing it altogether.

Is high cholesterol the culprit when you develop angina? High cholesterol rarely has symptoms of its own, but it’s a major contributor to atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease. Dr. Amit Paliwal of Indus Healthcare explains why it could be.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.