Amid rising rates of some sexually-transmitted infections, Linn County Public Health wants people to know: “If you use it, test it.” This evocative message is intended to broaden awareness about the risk of spreading infections through sex that isn’t intercourse.
Milder cases of Afib are usually treated with medications, but more serious instances call for surgical intervention.
Spring is a season of revitalization and growth — and it’s also a time dedicated to promoting and raising awareness about mental health and wellness.
A relatively new procedure called balloon sinuplasty offers an anesthesia-free, quick, in-office alternative to surgery for chronic sinus disease sufferers.
Sedation dentistry helps ease a patient’s mind to make them more comfortable for their visit, whether it be a routine screening or more invasive dental procedures.
Glaucoma is a common eye disease that affects people mostly over 60. However, it can happen at any age. Read about the signs, symptoms, treatment and advancements in care.
A shift in minimally-invasive procedures and imaging cut down on recovery time, allowing for more specific diagnoses and treatment.
Turns out laughter releases endorphins, the body’s natural feel-good chemicals, which can promote an overall sense of well-being, boost the immune system and decrease stress and anxiety.
Research has shown that if a couple tells the story of how they met in positive terms, they are more likely to stay together than couples who describe it in a neutral or negative way.
Often, the debate is reduced to a crude argument between guns or mental health as the single most contributing factor. But what if both sides of the debate are leaving out other important considerations?
How do you fuel your growing athlete so they can have fun, achieve their peak performance and avoid injury? Let’s navigate this fueling season from meals to hydration to snacks.
As you get back outside, here are some healthy tips for making the most of this spring season.
Hemp-derived cannabis products in Iowa would be significantly limited in their potency under a bill Iowa House lawmakers passed on Tuesday.
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