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The Diabetes Plate Method is a meal plan designed specifically to control diabetes. It involves measuring blood sugar before each meal.

While some medications may seem to work right away, they often do not provide lasting relief.

Polypharmacy is defined as the regular use of five or more prescriptions taken daily by one patient.

Why does your medication dose matter? This week’s blog will help you learn about why you have been prescribed a specific dosing and why...

During your annual physical, ask your physician this question, “Is there someone on the team I can talk to if I have questions about...

The first question you should ask your physician is: Is this the right medication?

It’s almost the 4th of July! This time of year is known for time with family and friends, vacations, and of course, good food.

Managing your foot care as a person with diabetes is not as commonly talked about, but very important to your health.

Mental health is a hot topic in our society. The CDC defines mental health as your emotional, psychological, and social well-being.

Summertime usually comes with fun activities outside with family and friends. However, these activities may be hindered by the scorching he

We are now in the third year of the coronavirus pandemic. It may seem that COVID is over, and we can all just move on with our lives.

National Senior Health & Fitness Day was created to highlight the importance of regular physical activity for senior adults.

May has been declared National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA).

Mayo Clinic describes Osteoporosis as a chronic condition that causes bones to become weak and brittle, making it easier for them to break.

Safely dispose of meds on April 27th, Drug Take Back Day. Protect your health and environment. Find a disposal site near you.

Who doesn’t love a good brunch in the springtime? We’ve listed some fresh and healthy dishes this spring that are sure to wow your friends.

Why should you vaccinate? Vaccinations protect you and the people around you from spreading unavoidable diseases.

It's National Walking Day! Walking is such an easy thing to do that you may be surprised by how many benefits it has. Going on a...

This day is meant to bring awareness to bipolar disorders and eliminate social stigma. The hope is to educate and improve sensitivity toward

Sneezing, itchy eyes, runny nose, congestion. Yikes! Sound familiar? These are just a few signs that you are experiencing seasonal allergies