Sneeze the day: cold vs. flu season FAQ
As temperatures drop and we spend more time indoors, cold and flu season arrives like an unwelcome house guest. Each year, millions of people face the discomfort and disruption of…
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Vaccine FAQs – COVID-19, flu, and RSV
Tryon registered medical assistant Donna Ferguson (right) administers a vaccine to patient services specialist Brooke Knudson (left) to help her avoid serious illness during the 2023 upper respiratory virus season.…
Coming out of “COVID-19 hibernation”
Cardiologist Dr. David Framm keeps heart-healthy by hiking. Are you feeling like you’re emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic an entirely different person than you were before the pandemic? You’re not…
Should I visit the dermatologist? Start with this at-home skin assessment
By performing at-home skin self-exams, you can better identify areas of concern and determine when you need intervention from a trusted dermatologist.
Decline in pandemic-era doctor visits causes uptick in late-stage cancer diagnoses
The pandemic keeping people away from their annual well visits has caused a rise in late-stage cancer diagnoses for conditions like breast cancer.
Why you need better masks and more Omicron FAQs
How do you protect your family against the highly contagious COVID-19 Omicron variant? Tryon shares the answers to frequently asked questions.
Flu vs. COVID-19 – know your symptoms
With many symptoms of COVID-19, flu, cold and allergies overlapping, it can be hard to know what to do when you’re feeling sick. Tryon doctors weigh-in, including information about testing.
Managing stress in a pandemic – learning from how doctors reduce stress in their own lives
While we cope with unprecedented stressors during the pandemic, we asked the physicians of Tryon Medical Partners what they do to manage stress in their own lives.
The Omicron variant: what we know
Physicians share answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 Omicron variant.
COVID-19 testing accuracy – when to test and what to do
To get the most accurate COVID-19 testing results, it’s important to test within the right time frame of your exposure or symptom onset.