“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” In the past several years, there has been a notable shift in U.S. health care priorities and insurance practices. Screenings play a pivotal role in
No matter what you call it—well-child check, women’s wellness exam or annual physical—it’s almost universally understood that we’re supposed to go see our doctors every year, even when we’re not sick. While annual checkups are
A heart attack is terrifying. And even with great medical care, the flurry of emotions that go with facing your mortality can really wreak havoc with mental health. And yet, studies have found that very
Observed annually during Mental Illness Awareness Week, which is the first week of October, National Depression Screening Day (Oct. 6) is comprised of awareness events that include an optional screening component. The program began as
New guidelines from the American Cancer Society (ACS) recommend later, less frequent mammograms for most women. What does this mean for you? On Oct. 20, the ACS released new guidelines for breast cancer screening for women
Dallas researchers have discovered that the pre-clinical stage of Alzheimer’s disease — before patients experience significant memory loss and functional decline — causes almost the identical brain inflammatory response as the autoimmune disease that leads
Take time on your next birthday to celebrate another year of good health by scheduling your annual physical exam. You exercise and eat healthfully because you know these habits can enhance your overall well-being. Making
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