Five things you need to know about menopause
Women go through two major hormonal changes in life: puberty and menopause. Both changes are important times to talk to someone to help navigate the ins and outs of a…
Seniors
Preventing colon cancer during Colon Cancer Awareness Month
As the third most diagnosed cancer in the United States, colon cancer is increasingly a cancer affecting younger Americans, with 12% of diagnosed colon cancers occurring in patients under 50…
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.
Lower your blood pressure with these 5 tips
Taking charge of your health by developing sustainable habits like regular exercise, eating a balanced diet and getting sufficient rest helps keep blood pressure within normal ranges.
Maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle after 65 – four tips
It is never too late to adopt heart-healthy practices, even after age 65 when risk of high blood pressure and heart failure increase.
Fit and functional: Safe exercise after 65
It’s important to get regular exercise no matter your age. Follow these tips to exercise safely after age 65.
Tryon research trial hopes to develop RSV vaccine (and you can participate)
A vaccine for respiratory virus RSV doesn’t exist. At least not yet. But research at Charlotte’s Tryon Medical Partners hopes to change that.
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.