If you’ve been feeling especially down lately, you’re in good company. Millions of Americans experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a form of depression that typically begins in the fall when days grow shorter and sunlight decreases.
Read MoreThis complex relationship highlights the importance of considering gut health within the broader framework of obesity and its management.
Read MoreAs summer approaches, the health experts at Bowie Internal Medicine have some tips to help you make the most of the upcoming season. Bowie Internal Medicine offers the best primary care doctors in Maryland that can help you stay strong and healthy this summer.
Read MoreMillions of Americans suffer from arthritis, but it's not inevitable for everyone. Discover strategies to help prevent this joint condition and maintain your joint health.
Read MoreInstead, opt for a healthier approach. Forego the excessive use of butter, cream, sugar, and salt, and enhance the flavors of your meals with herbs and spices.
Read MoreAs the days shorten and the holiday season approaches, many individuals undergo shifts in mood or energy levels. Typically, these alterations are minor and are resolved independently. However, in certain cases, they may indicate a more significant condition known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Read MoreFeeling spooked from an overload of Halloween candy? Explore these health-conscious tips for party snacks and trick-or-treat treats. These ideas are so good, they're frighteningly amazing!
Read MoreIn the current landscape, the predominant respiratory viruses are respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), influenza (the flu), and COVID-19—a trio of significant threats. Fortunately, vaccines have been developed for each of these viruses.
Read MoreTo pay tribute to World Heart Day, here are some guidelines for maintaining a healthy heart.
Read MoreDetecting NAFLD in its early stages can be instrumental in reversing the condition and preventing patients from facing potentially life-threatening health issues like cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Read MoreThe beginning of the academic year has arrived. Ensuring your child's well-being includes getting them ready for the school months ahead. Below are essential health pointers to consider for a healthy school year.
Read MoreJuly 24 is named International Self-Care Day and this year’s theme is all about resilience, adaptability, and thriving in adversity. The date of 7/24 was picked with a purpose; a memento to remind us that self-care should be practiced 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Read MoreUsing sunscreen is the next best protection against skin cancer besides staying out of the sun altogether.
Read MoreBy reducing your exposure to UV Rays this summer, you can help protect yourself from future health problems.
Read MoreThe benefit of having a PCP is the relationship that develops between the patient and his or her physician, one that is built on trust and dependability.
Read MoreSome symptoms of a peptic ulcer may go completely unnoticed while others may cause mild discomfort or pain.
Read MoreWhile some headaches are easy to understand where they come from and their symptoms, some others are not. Let’s look at 5 different headaches and what you should do if you are experiencing one.
Read MoreAs Spring and Summer arrive, let’s discuss some tips for people living with diabetes in warmer weather.
Read MoreSpring is officially here and along with growing flowers, warmer temperatures and longer days come runny noses and itchy, watery eyes for the millions of Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies.
Read MoreRemote Patient Monitoring or RPM has become increasingly popular throughout medical offices. RPM involves the use of connected electronic tools to record personal health and medical data in one location that is reviewed by a provider at a different location.
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