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Dr. Heather Hilkowitz talks more about the health problems that can result from this condition.
Increase the effectiveness of wearing a cloth face masks for COVID-19 by following Dr. Steven Burdette's tips on how to handle and wear masks.
Dr. Ryan Bauman explains what hip revision surgery is. Find more answers to frequently asked questions about hip arthritis at http://ow.ly/Zau69.
Dr. Marc Belcastro discusses the words "thank you" and hand hygiene.
Dr. Christopher Lauricella talks more about the importance of childhood immunizations.
Dr. Larry Holland talks more about chronic pelvic pain.
Dr. Arshi Naz discusses information that can you record in an epilepsy diary.
Dr. Joseph Allen discusses when to follow up with your primary care provider after visiting an urgent care.
Sameep Kadakia, MD, Director, Comprehensive Head and Neck Oncology and Reconstructive Surgery, discusses multidisciplinary tumor boards at Premier Health and how they are important in the treatment of patients with head and neck cancers.
Though it may not make sense, teary, watery eyes can be a sign of the condition called dry eye. Read now.
Patients sharing their long-term health care and medication goals with their doctor can help make sure they are using the right medication for them.
Often considered a man’s disease, heart disease kills more women and is more deadly than all forms of cancer, Premier Health doctors explain. Read now.
Associated Specialists of Internal Medicine congratulates MCR Joyce Purvis on 25 years of outstanding service
Exercise is an easy, inexpensive way to improve your health.
Nasal sprays can seem like an easy solution for nasal congestion and post-nasal drip, but ask your doctor to recommend the best spray for you. Read now.
Well-checks should begin upon birth and continue through the pediatric and teen years. Well-check visits should continue throughout a person’s lifetime.
What happens during puberty. What girls can expect. How parents can support their daughter through the transition. Find out.
Urinary incontinence can be dramatically reduced with electrical stimulation. The device targets your sacral nerve. Dr. William Rettig III explains. Learn more.
Put Safety First When Cleaning Outside During the Fall
Weight loss surgery is a way to work toward a healthier you. Taking care of yourself after the surgery by making sure you’re eating right and getting the nutrients you need is a big part of that process.
