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Identifying Common Kidney Issues

 Common health scares generally involve the usual suspects: hearts, heads, lungs, and stomachs. Because we spend so much time focusing on the health and wellness of our largest vital organs, other important parts of our bodies are easily overlooked. The…

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Mental Health for Minorities – A Right to Feel Better

  In America, equal ability doesn’t always translate to equal access. While anyone can walk into an emergency room, doctor’s office, or therapist’s lounge, not everyone has the information, support, or means to do so. But depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety,…

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Hot, Hot, Hot – Common Heat Related Illnesses

 Let’s face it: it’s really hot outside. Temperatures this summer have been smashing records, which makes mowing your lawn, walking to the nearest store, or having fun in the sun more dangerous than usual. While sunburn & skin cancers take…

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Cataracts 101 – What They Are & What You Can Do

  More than hearing, smelling, feeling, or tasting, seeing is the human sense that we rely on most. Unfortunately, our eyes are susceptible to deterioration caused by genetics, lifestyle choices, and age, and some of us start off with a…

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Is Vasectomy Right for You?

 Planning for the future is an important aspect of our lives, and determining whether you want to have children is an essential part of it. A vasectomy can offer a form of lasting birth control to men who are not…

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How to Organize Your Medical Records

If you’ve amassed many healthcare-related papers in your home, you are not alone. We all have insurance statements, prescriptions, and test results to keep track of. Staying on top of your ever-growing medical file may seem overwhelming, but it’s an…

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Are Your Period Symptoms Normal?

As I sit to write this, memories from the last few decades of my life flood my mind. I choose to write this first and foremost as a woman and as a physician second, in hopes that someone who has…

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