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The desire for social media ‘likes’ leads to risky behavior and sometimes death for selfie-takers. More than 250 selfie fatalities worldwide were linked to falls, drownings, fires, trains.

Does drinkingalkaline water give NBA players the edge they say it does? An athletic trainerand an exercise physiologist from Premier Health weigh in.

Premier Health podiatristDavid Ramig, DPM, comments on hygiene concerns with fish pedicures, which use smallGarra rufa fish to eat dead skin from the feet. He offers other tips for safepedicures.

A Premier Health emergency medicine specialist offers advice for lowering your risk of heart disease when cheering on your favorite sports team.

Following cardiac-related deaths of Carrie Fisher and George Michael, a Premier Health cardiologist offers advice on how to improve heart health and reduce heart attack risk.

Pneumonia is agreater threat to those with developing and weakened immune systems: the veryyoung, senior citizens and chronically ill. Premier Health doctor offers advicefor reducing your risk.

When a family member gets the flu, here’s advice from Premier Health on how to protect the rest of your household. Read now.

When your body is ready to play, it works more efficiently and effectively. Follow the leader and do these five active exercises for a dynamic warmup.

Talk with your doctor about complementary headache therapies that may provide relief when combined with traditional medical treatments.

Electronic medical records like Premier MyChart help to keep patients engaged in their medical care. Patients can see lab and imaging results, communicate with the physician’s office, and catch any errors or omissions in their medical care.

Ashley Hoskins, FNP-C, joins the Family Medicine of Huber Heights patient care team.

Why daylight saving time can increase risk of heart attack and stroke and how to make healthy adjustments.

David Cassidy’sdenial of dementia is common, but denial can delay proper diagnosis andtreatment, Premier Health neurologist advises.

What COVID-19 has taught us about self-care: how we’re taking care of ourselves, and how to deal with stress, anxiety and depression. Learn more.

TheObamas had two daughters with the help of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Learnwhen IVF may be considered a viable option for pregnancy, why some coupleschoose IVF, and success rates.

You can take precautions to try to avoid COVID-19 while still enjoying the holidays. Dr. Joseph Allen offers advice, including how to ease emotional stress. Read more.

Medications and avoiding allergy triggers can help control your allergy symptoms. Learn more from a Premier Health family physician.

If you’re searching for a new pediatrician or family doctor, here’s advice from Dr. Christopher Lauricella on what you should look for. Learn more.

Here are simple steps you can take to protect your family and your home from fire. Plus advice about matches, and what you should do if the power goes out. Find out.

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), often used to treat arthritis, can pose a risk of side effects for seniors. Read now.

Children typically spend more time than is recommended in front of screens each day. Learn how much is too much, and steps you can take to limit it. Find out.

Ear pain can manifest itself in different ways and, in some cases, deceive the person who is experiencing it. Learn more.

It’s dangerous to play with lightning or thunder nearby. Find out where to go, what to do if struck by lightning, and when it’s safe to resume. Find out.

While a link between talcum powder and ovarian cancer has been suspected, studies have not been conclusive. Read now.

Elizabeth Bacon, DO specializes in Pediatric Pulmonology.