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Health Resolutions

At least 45 percent of the American population makes a New Year’s resolution to get fit, get healthy, or both. While some resolutionists lose interest and motivation early on, others are forced to call it quits due to...

Heart Health Month

February Is American Heart Month Heart disease does not simply sneak up on a person. There are a number of lifestyle choices and medical conditions that can lead someone to develop heart disease, with some symptoms going...

Do You Know What’s In Your Sunscreen?

With Summer just around the corner, it is time to start applying sun screen on a daily basis. By now, we all know the benefits of making sunscreen a daily routine. But, there is some new information you should know when...

February Is American Heart Month!

Heart disease is the number one cause of death worldwide, taking 17.9 million lives every year. In the United States alone, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C.) estimated 1 in every 4 deaths is caused by...

Deadly Illnesses Misdiagnosed as “Just the Flu”

When Does Improper Diagnosis or Discharge Constitute Medical Malpractice? It’s one of the most common medical diagnoses: influenza. We all know the signs: fever, coughing, sore throat, achy muscles, and fatigue. It’s the...

Death of the Mother During Delivery

Medical Negligence During Pregnancy, Labor, or Delivery Can Prove Life-Threatening For many years, childbirth represented a real threat to a mother’s life. But modern medicine has mitigated the risks.

Dangers of Vaping

Smoking is “cool” again and health officials are concerned. The use of traditional cigarettes among children and teens has significantly decreased over the past few years. However, with the introduction of vaping and...

Common Hospital Negligence

Hospital negligence is a major factor in causing medical malpractice. Every year, too many Americans are negatively impacted by negligence in a hospital. If you or a loved one have been affected by hospital negligence and...

Conservative Management of Back and Neck Pain

Over the past decade, the number of people undergoing spine surgery in the United States has been constantly increasing. An aging population of baby boomers and advances in imaging and surgical techniques has led to increased...