A recent story in The Atlantic titled, “Why American Teens Are So Sad” raises a lot of interesting points. As a therapist […]...

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Even with lots of solid data supporting COVID vaccines, I understand why parents are nervous about vaccinating their young children. As a […]...

One of the most common things I hear from my patients with diabetes is, “I feel fine.” Unfortunately, they aren’t always fine. […]...

It is National Heart Health Month, a good time to look at the most common heart problems, their symptoms, and steps you […]...

Starting children off with good dental habits and positive experiences at the dentist’s office can help them develop a healthy relationship with […]...

It’s a rare person whose life hasn’t been touched by cancer, either directly or through someone they know. Years ago, cervical cancer […]...

Addiction happens. Chronic pain happens. When pain and addiction collide in the same person, that person can end up in a hellish […]...

Click here to read part I. In the first part of this two-part series, I wrote about the importance of nutrition and […]...