Summer Survival Guide Summer is here, and with it comes the excitement of spending time outdoors, soaking up the sun, and socializing with friends and family. But summer can also be a time when we're more likely to experience hangovers, sunburns, and other health problems. Steer clear of
COLORECTAL CANCER - A GUIDE Although her diet hadn’t really changed, her bowel movements had. She often felt like she still had to relieve herself even after using the restroom. Blood was present when she had hard or soft stools - and regardless of what she ate her stools vacillated
Sometimes out of the blue we receive reminders that change the trajectory of our days; maybe even our lives. “I need you to take care of yourself, so you can take care of us.” Those words echoed through the examination room by one of Dr. Miller’s patients, and she was
Some people start the new year by goal or intention setting, some find a word of the year to focus on, others avoid the whole thing altogether. Ending the first full month of 2023 you might be having second thoughts about
The holiday season is often centered around sharing meals with family and friends. Get togethers may turn into nutritional indulgences. Sugar intake rises in proportion to the consumption of alcohol and sweet desserts. And with it, so does our blood sugar, that if left unattended, could lead to Insulin
Most people don’t like to think bad things will happen to them. They move forward through life with little concern for the worst-case scenario. However, in terms of breast cancer, early detection is of utmost importance. It’s worth considering. Especially during October when attention is on breast cancer
In 2020 the CDC reported that Cancer was the second leading cause of death in the United States. As the rates of particular cancers such as breast, colon, prostate, and liver continue to increase, so does the awareness that nutritional choices could have an impact on the way cancer
