To your health: Three essentials for men’s health
Men are more apt than women to neglect their health. Here are three essential things to do to stay healthy, writes Dr. Jose Flores.
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To your health: COVID-19, or allergies?
Is it COVID-19? The flu? Or seasonal allergies? COVID-19 hasn't stoppedpollen from proliferating. "To Your Health" gives tips on how to tell and what to do.
To your health: Heart health in heart month
Skipping a beat sounds romantic, but it could be arrhythmia, so be sure to check out heart health. The latest "To Your Health."
To Your Health: Take care of your thyroid
In the latest "To Your Health," Dr. Alessia Roehnelt lists facts about your thyroid that you need to know to stay in good health.
To your health: Eat a rainbow, and reduce stress
Eat a rainbow, count your blessings, and don't forget to workout, says Dr. Lauren Im-Imamura in the latest "To Your Health."
To your health: scared of cancer? Get a check-up
In "To Your Health," Dr. Karen Dias-Martin advises women worried about breast or ovarian cancer to have regular check-ups, to ease anxiety.
To Your Health: Stay healthy during the transition to fall
During the transition to fall, be sure to eat right, get enough sleep, writes Dr. Elizabeth Ramos-Genuino in the latest 'To Your Health.'
To Your Health: Have safe fun in the sun (don’t forget sunscreen!)
To stay safe in the sun, you have to use sunscreen, writes Dr. Jose Flores in the latest "To Your Health." It's tough to choose: here's what to look for.
To Your Health: Calling all men: don’t be too patient; prioritize your health
A male patient at 20 and at 60 have different concers, writes Dr. Marc Morresi, but all need to schedule a checkup regularly.
To your health: Have a heart and shed some pounds
Lower the risk of heart disease by losing weight: Dr. Kenneth S. Bannerman will give a talk on metabolic syndrome on Thursday, Feb. 28.