Living with diabetes, teaching from experience
We often pursue careers that mirror our interests, but it is more rare that we can pursue careers that provide us with the opportunity to help others while helping ourselves.…
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Strong bones, strong you: Tips for preventing and treating osteoporosis
Osteoporosis, a condition that causes your bones to become weak and brittle, can be a major concern as you age. Amongst other risks, osteoporosis can cause you to break or…
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…
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.
When does my daughter need to see a gynecologist?
Growing up comes with a lot of firsts. Your first job, your first kiss and, for teenage girls, your first visit to the gynecologist. The American College of Obstetricians…
5 tips for managing work-related anxiety
With Olivia Garcia, NP, Tryon Medical Partners and Deanna Griffin, Human Resources Director, Tryon Management Group While each person’s employment situation and status is different, most everyone has suffered work-related…
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…
A primer on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Of women who have chronic irregular periods, nearly 90% have polycystic ovary syndrome (often called PCOS).
Do hair supplements work? Guidance from a dermatologist
A dermatologist helps dispel the myth that all hair loss is created equal and clarifies whether, how and what type of hair supplements work.
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.