Knee replacement surgery has changed countless lives by relieving chronic pain and restoring mobility. But for many patients, the journey doesn’t end in the operating room—it continues through a recovery process that often involves significant post-operative pain. Managing this pain is critical to ensuring a smooth and successful recovery. Unfortunately, traditional methods like opioids—while effective …
Breaking the Stigma: Why Clinical Trials Are Essential for Advancing Addiction Treatment Addiction, particularly opioid and alcohol use disorders, remains one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time. Despite advances in treatment and growing awareness of the complex nature of addiction, stigma surrounding those affected continues to hinder progress. Fortunately, clinical trials …
As the new year begins, many of us set goals to improve our health and well-being. Whether it’s adopting healthier habits, exploring new medical options, or simply taking a more proactive approach to our wellness, the start of the year offers a fresh opportunity to prioritize our health. One often-overlooked avenue for achieving these goals …
Self-care is often thought of as a luxury or something reserved for those who have extra time on their hands. However, research consistently shows that self-care is essential to maintaining not just health but longevity. Studies reveal that people who regularly engage in self-care practices experience lower rates of chronic disease, better mental health, and …
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, advocating for the brain’s health, and supporting those affected by these conditions. This month, we delve into what Alzheimer’s is, its impact on individuals and families, and how we can all contribute to raising awareness and …
Navigating Summer Depression: Tips for a Brighter Season While many people look forward to the warmth and excitement of summer, for some, the season brings feelings of depression and anxiety. Summer depression, a form of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), can catch you off guard when the world expects you to be at your happiest. If …
Heated tobacco products are rapidly becoming more prevalent among cigarette smokers, but the bottom line is that they’re still harmful to our health. Our latest blog discusses what heated tobacco products are and the common misconceptions about them. The Breakdown of Heated Tobacco Heated tobacco products (HTPs), also known as heat-not-burn products, are electronic devices that …
June is Men’s Health Month, and its purpose is to raise awareness about the health issues common in males, their risks, and how to prevent them. Knowing where to start when it comes to your health can sometimes be overwhelming, but don’t worry. Here are 5 ways to prioritize your health during Men’s Health Month. …
Among the various foot and ankle conditions, bunions are one of the most painful-especially during winter. Festive holiday party attire and colder weather combine to form the perfect environment for a bunion flareup. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce bunion pain so you can enjoy the holiday season. We’ve compiled some tips to help avoid …
The changing and falling of the leaves also mark when approximately 5% of U.S. adults begin experiencing a type of depression specific to the seasons. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is more common in the fall and winter months than in spring and summer. Don’t brush off those “winter blues” and try to tough out on …
