The Census Bureau reports that nearly one-quarter of Americans are displaying signs of depression during the COVID-19 outbreak. If you’re experiencing mental health issues during this difficult time, here’s what you should know.
Jul 22nd, 2020
The Census Bureau reports that nearly one-quarter of Americans are displaying signs of depression during the COVID-19 outbreak. If you’re experiencing mental health issues during this difficult time, here’s what you should know.
It’s normal to feel nervous about your first well-woman exam. Our team does their best to help you feel comfortable and confident while under our care. Read on to find out what to expect — you might find your appointment less intimidating.
As everyone deals with changes due to COVID-19, you might find yourself struggling to adjust to life in quarantine, staying at home without going to work, shopping, or visiting family or friends. Use these helpful tips to cope.
If you’re experiencing signs of mental disorders and don’t know where to turn, know that your condition is common and treatable. Whether your condition is mild or severe, personalized treatments can help you feel like yourself again.
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Are you sexually active? Has it been more than a year since your last visit to the doctor? Then you need to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). STDs are very common and the only way to protect your health is to get tested.
Are you focused on being more health-conscious in 2020? Making a resolution to keep your cholesterol in check can be the path forward to overall better health and higher energy. Find out how.