According to an article in Statnews.com, The World Health Organization, acting on the advice of its scientific advisers, announced Wednesday that it would recommend a broad rollout of a much-needed…
The Federal VAERS database tracks Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting for the U.S. - but what else is it being used for? About VAERS Background and Public Health Importance Established in…
The No. 1 reason to pay attention to your No. 2? It offers clues to potentially serious conditions. Poop is no joke. click here and read the AARP.org article that…
A full night's sleep is essential to our health and well-being. These healthy Habits from Real Simple could really help. Have a consistent sleep scheduleGet at least 30 minutes of sunlightUnplug…
Learn about the two types of stress, how they harm us, and research-proven strategies to counter them. https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/understanding-the-stress-response Ms. Jenn Landers | Patient Advocate Alliance LLC Edited by Dr. Justin…
Most of America is dealing with smoky, hazy air, that can range from a minor inconvenience to a major health emergency for someone with asthma or other health issues. Many…
After lifting the restriction two months ago, the CDC is again recommending we all wear masks indoors again, even if we are vaccinated. Click here for the updated CDC guidelines…
Todays post is a reminder of all of the free fitness classes and wellness events you can participate in from Senior Planet. Yoga, stretching, Tai Chi, Mediation and Breathing, Balance…
Eye Injury Protection Month brings awareness to Eye injury protection. Protecting your eyes from injury is one of the most basic things you can do to keep your vision healthy…
Sugar, especially too much sugar, has a very negative impact on our general health, and can lead to long time health problems. This article, from Prevention.com, really outlines what happens…