What's Going Around

Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. RSV season is in fully swing, which lasts from August through March.

Infections may spread via one of two microbes: a virus or a bacterium. Germs are all around us. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the surfaces we come in contact with. Your body...

Being active and energetic throughout the day while in an office can be challenging, especially if you are restrained to the computer most of your day. Our sedentary lifestyle also greatly impacts our...

Whether it’s a lot of blood or a small amount, that phrase no doubt conjures up an immediate parental response. And although we’re are right to react quickly, nosebleeds are usually harmless and can...

Although it can be an annoying habit for those around you, one can wonder if the old wives’ tale “knuckle cracking leads to arthritis,” Is just that – a tall tale.

We have all experienced pain in our wrists, elbows, fingers, arms, shoulder, or neck after prolonged sitting in a poor posture or after working long hours on the computer. Such aches are quite common...

Whether you’re dining al fresco or sitting pool side, mosquitoes will be sure to crash just about any outdoor activity this summer. From candles, bracelets and even ultrasound devices, many brands...