8 Tips to Make Online Dating a Little Less Stressful
By Amy Chau, NP Department of Family Practice It used to be that people often met their future spouse at a high school dance, in college, at work, or …
By Amy Chau, NP Department of Family Practice It used to be that people often met their future spouse at a high school dance, in college, at work, or …
By Dr. Gilberto Sustache Department of Family Practice For older adults, regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. According to …
By Robert Greene, DPM Division of Podiatry Warmer weather often means we are on our feet more than other times of year with activities such as yard work or …
For many years, it has been widely accepted that dietary fiber intake is important for proper gut health and to promote regular bowel movements. However, are there any relevant …
By Dr. Matthew Wylie Department of Pediatrics Swallowing pills is easier for some than others. It may be particularly challenging for young children. The “tween” age, 10-12, is a …
By Dr. Suchita Kumar Division of Infectious Diseases Although ticks are small in size, they have the potential to cause serious health issues. It is important to both prevent …
By Azadeh Nasseh, MD Department of Internal Medicine Menopause is a natural part of aging and signals the end of a woman’s reproductive years. While it is something that …
By Anjali Mehta, MD Division of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery & Allergy Springtime is finally here, and along with the warmer weather comes seasonal allergies that affect …
Many women deal with the problem of incontinence every day without seeking treatment. Fortunately, there are many effective ways to treat this very common problem. At Reliant, we have …
By Suzanne Martin, MD Division of Nephrology Chances are, you’ve heard a friend or a relative talking about dealing with kidney stones, as they are a very common problem. …
By Kia McCarthy, NP Department of Pediatrics For many parents, deciding when to give their child their first smartphone can cause more than a little anxiety. After all, …
As we get older we often have mobility issues but that doesn’t mean that we can’t exercise. Chair exercises are a great way for older adults to work out. …
By Ravi Menon, MD Department of Internal Medicine Many of us, especially at this time of year, are looking for a way to lose weight and improve our health. …
By Amy Chau, FNP Department of Family Practice Social media has become a big part of almost everyone’s life these days. However, for some of us, it creates more …
Dr. Fernandez del Castillo discusses ways you can help manage hypertension. Lifestyle changes such as a health-conscious diet, exercise and weight loss can improve your kidney health and lower …
We all know that it can be difficult to eat healthy around the holidays, as there seem to be a plethora of delectable treats at every turn. However, you …
Tips for Avoiding Serious Illness By Kristen Newsom, MD Holden Family Practice/Chief of Adult Medicine America is dealing with an unprecedented surge of dangerous respiratory viruses including the flu, …
The spread of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and other seasonal respiratory illnesses like the flu has started earlier than usual this year. Check out this informative article from the …
By Anjali Mehta, MD and Robin Braveman, AuD Division of Otolaryngology Recently, the FDA made a decision that increases consumer access to over-the counter (OTC) hearing aids. The ruling …
Learn how to protect your teen from dangerous social media fads By Mila Caraballo, DNP Department of Pediatrics If one of your kids takes a sudden interest in cooking, …
Fortunately, this is false. Even though falls are a big risk for older Americans, they are not an inevitable part of aging. By taking preventative steps, everyone has the …
By Rochelle Fritz, PhD and James Yon, MD Department of Behavioral Health Mental health issues among America’s youth were already on the rise before the COVID-19 pandemic began to …
By Mathew Waugh, MD Reliant Medical Group Pediatrics With children back in school, those pesky little critters known as head lice are more likely to be a problem for …
By Bradley Switzer, MD Chief of Hematology/Oncology September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, an ideal time to learn more about how this potentially deadly disease affects men. At Reliant, …
By John V. Chisholm III, MD Department of Family Practice Board-certified in Addiction Medicine If you find yourself struggling with addiction to drugs or alcohol, Reliant Medical Group’s …