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Health Disparities in the Hispanic Population: How They Affect You
The Hispanic population is one of the fastest-growing populations in our country. One of the keys to providing excellent care for our community is understanding them. So, what specialized care does the Hispanic population need? Let's talk about the health disparities...
How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and a Cold
If you live in Texas, you only have to walk outside to know that allergy season has begun. Green and yellow tree pollen and ragweed have coated almost everything in sight. If you're feeling symptoms like itchy eyes or a runny nose, you might be quick to attribute them...
Top 3 Misconceptions About the Flu Vaccine
For those of you unlucky enough to have suffered from the flu in the past, you know how terrible it can be. While it may only span a few days for some, complications like bacterial infections can cause serious symptoms to linger for weeks. Chances are you’ve gotten a...
Your Introduction to First Aid 101
First aid refers to medical attention administered immediately after an injury occurs. It often consists of a short-term treatment and requires minimal equipment or training. There are many uses for first aid, and it’s smart to keep yourself educated on the basics. ...
How to Choose an Obstetrician
An obstetrician (OB) specializes in providing medical care before, during and after childbirth. Although you may not see your specific OB for every prenatal visit, it’s important to find one you’re comfortable with. This can alleviate any anxiety you might have about...
6 Reasons You May Need a Counselor
Everyone experiences anxiety, sadness, grief, and conflict, so how do you know when it’s time to see a professional? The biggest red flag is duration. While occasional feelings of worthlessness or sadness are inevitable, when these feelings don’t seem to go away,...
The Importance of Dental Care to Overall Wellness
Oral health affects your life in ways that are often taken for granted. Your mouth can reflect the overall health of your body, showing signs of infection or disease before you experience other symptoms. It’s a commonly overlooked aspect of health management, but one...
