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Act on Allergies: 5 Ways to Find Relief
Spring is a favorite season for many of us. Even where snow lingers longer, there are signs of new life such as budding and blooming. Seasonal changes can bring allergies, too. Hopefully your allergies only act up in one season, but some people are triggered multiple...
Is My Memory Loss Alzheimer’s Disease?
Alzheimer’s disease may be among the most frightening medical conditions to imagine. None of us wants to think of a life in which our bodies are physically, but not mentally, capable. However, it is important to understand what Alzheimer’s disease really is and how it...
Tips for Healthy Holiday Eating
Party-size platters groaning with tempting arrays of mouth-watering holiday foods are stressful if you want to maintain your weight and your waistline. Knowing what and how much to eat during holidays can help you stay slim, healthy and active. Preparing holiday food...
Living Short on Sleep Could Shorten Your Life
There are studies and statistics indicating too little sleep can produce health issues known to shorten our lifespans. The body of research from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) informs adults they need a minimum seven hours of sleep per night. For teens,...
Back to School Healthcare Tips
Summers’ torrid days will relent, signaling school and resuming sports and other activities for returning students. Returning to school in-person also brings after-school team activities with lots of peer interactions. Meanwhile, COVID’s lingering threat reminds us...
Five ways to boost your mental health
Our mental health should always be a top priority, especially as we resume a new normal. Here are five ways to boost your mental health. 1. Get moving Exercise is huge when it comes to your mental health. Movement releases endorphins that help improve your mood, ease...
Healthy Aging
We can all benefit from healthy aging advice. From improving our diet and levels of physical activity to getting health screenings and regular checkups, making healthy choices pays dividends in how we feel. In our later decades, focusing across areas of social, mental...
Celebrate Success: Whitney Reeves
For Cooke County resident Whitney Reeves, the goal of losing weight wasn’t as much about how it would make her look, but how it would make her feel. Reeves was infected with COVID in August 2020. While her symptoms were not bad at the time, complications arose...
January is National Blood Donor Month
January is National Blood Donor Month – an excellent time to make blood donation a New Year’s resolution. The American Red Cross created the January awareness campaign in 1970 to encourage people to donate blood during a time when changing weather, busy holiday...
How Does Telemedicine Work?
North Texas Medical Center offers visits in person and by telemedicine. Appointments for telemedicine don't require you to get dressed up and drive to the office to be seen by your doctor, and they can be an easy and efficient way to get follow-up care. With...
