Health & Wellness

By Bernard Freeman What is the Coronavirus? Alissa Eckert, MS; Dan Higgins, MAMS Description: This illustration, created at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), reveals ultrastructural morphology exhibited…

In being mindful of daily activities that can reduce your risk of COVID-19, remember what you consume has a direct impact on your immune health. Consider adding more natural foods/herbs/spices…

By Bernard Freeman While both men and women are at risk for heart disease and related problems, the symptoms and outcomes can vary greatly by gender. According to the U.S.…

By Bernard Freeman The Heart Foundation estimates that, annually, 720,000 people in the United States have their first heart attack and 335,000 more suffer from reoccurring attacks. Heart disease is…

The end-of-year holiday lineup can be a fun time, filled with parties, gifts, good times, and family gatherings. However, it can also be difficult to maintain healthy habits near the…

By Karla Goodhart For the most part, breast cancer is quite treatable. Much of its treatability depends on what stage the cancer is when diagnosed — the earlier, the better.…

By Karla Goodhart Both the cancer and treatment take a hard toll on the body, leading to fatigue, nausea, lowered immunity and many other symptoms. But it also takes a…

By Karla Goodhart Breast cancer occurs in breast tissue, which both women and men have. Although it’s rare, male breast cancer does happen. It’s diagnosed and treated similarly in all…

By Karla Goodhart A breast cancer diagnosis is scary, and often patients don’t know what to ask when their doctor tells them what’s happening. Although you have a cancer treatment…

By Bernard Freeman The Reach of Breast Cancer Did you know that breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women? Or that men can get breast cancer? Or…