Despite being a common health issue, there is a lot of confusion around sinusitis. Separate fact from fiction when it comes to sinus infections with this guide…
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Author Archives: Ben Workman
Is Sushi Really That Good For You?
The next time you reach for your chopsticks – strategize with these simple tips to make sure your sushi dining experience is as healthy as possible.
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How to Have a Healthy Super Bowl Sunday
Whether you’re more excited for the game or the commercials, ensure your Super Bowl party guests have fun while staying healthy and safe with these tips.
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Healthy New Year’s Resolutions for the Whole Family
This year avoid over resolving and failing to follow through with your resolutions by adopting one of these healthy – and easy to follow – resolution ideas!
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How Your Smartphone Can Keep You Healthy
Improve your family’s overall health, wellness and safety with these smartphone features and newly developed health apps that provide crucial medical data.
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Are Neti Pots Safe?
Many people turn to neti pots to seek nasal relief. Follow this guide to avoid infections associated with neti pot use this cold and flu season.
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The Rise of the Superbugs
Without the proper diagnosis, antibiotic-resistant bacteria can turn what starts out as a manageable infection into a hard to treat superbug disease…
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How to Avoid Brain Injury Associated With Concussions
How do you know if you’ve suffered a concussion? Learn to quickly recognize the signs and symptoms – and what you should do in the instance you’re concussed.
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How to Avoid Technology Related Health Issues
In today’s tech-savvy world, tech-related health risks associated with prolonged computer or smart phone use are prevalent, here’s what you can do to avoid issues.
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Out of Pocket – Out of Control: How to Manage Your Increasing Health Care Costs
Americans have greater access to healthcare than ever before, but also greater costs. Follow these tips to get the most from your health care dollars.
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