Abnormal Pap smear results mean that some cells in your cervix are slightly unusual. You might need additional tests, but it doesn’t mean you have cervical cancer.
Oct 1st, 2019
Abnormal Pap smear results mean that some cells in your cervix are slightly unusual. You might need additional tests, but it doesn’t mean you have cervical cancer.
Many factors can influence your mood, from changing weather to your own internal systems. Your hormones can cause both good and bad mood patterns. Read more to learn about regulating your hormones and improving your emotional health.
No one looks forward to their annual mammogram. But despite your fears, you should always schedule and attend your appointments. Mammograms are the most effective way to diagnose cancer in its early stages.
Obesity and diabetes have been linked in studies, but what do you really know about your risk for diabetes? Discover how to reduce your chances of ending up with one of America’s most common diseases.
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are more common than you think. Find out who needs to get tested, what the most common symptoms of STDs are, and how you can prevent complications from occurring.
Did you know that depression takes a significant toll on your body? And those who complain of physical symptoms have a significantly higher risk of being depressed? Learn more about how depression can harm your health and what you can do about it.
For women looking for relief from uncomfortable menopause symptoms, knowing the facts about hormone replacement therapy can help you decide if it’s right for you.
The average American consumes more than 150 pounds of sugar each year, or 22 teaspoons a day! If you’re alarmed by that statistic, and you want to learn how to significantly reduce your sugar intake, a medically supervised sugar detox can help.
Losing weight on your own can be a bit challenging, but we can help you succeed with customized plans designed specifically for your goals, schedule, and health.
Does diabetes run in your family? Does your diet and sedentary lifestyle predispose you to developing type 2 diabetes? You could be prediabetic and not even realize it. Learn the risk factors so you can take action now.