Parents you did your part, you got the kids through grade and high school, and now your youngest or only child is a college freshman, leaving the nest to fly free. According to the Mayo Clinic, studies…
Prostate Cancer, the word itself can be scary. But as we embark upon September, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, it is a great time to begin a conversation about the disease and its prevention. According to the…
Accumulating research suggests Alzheimer’s is insulin resistance of the brain For decades, the progressive damage to brain cells and the connections between them that occurs in Alzheimer’s disease has been associated with abnormalities in two…
Atlanta is a diverse city with many unique and fun activities. However, it can be difficult to know where to start when there are so many different things to do! Whether you’re interested in physical…
Getting regular exercise and eating nutritious foods are important to a healthy lifestyle. Another key is getting routine health screening at appropriate intervals in order to detect subtle changes in our bodies. Below are two…
When you think of snacks do you think of potato chips, candy and other pre-packaged goods? Those choices are high in calories, sugar and salt. But snacking doesn’t have to be bad for you. In…
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