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What the IVF Journey Can Look Like
October 24, 2025
It often starts with the big decision – the moment you decide to get help. That choice can bring a mix of relief and nerves. Your care team will guide you through the first tests and help make a plan that fits your unique needs.
Read MoreUnderstanding Lymphatic Drainage: A Massage Not Meant for Muscles
October 23, 2025
The lymphatic system is a network in the body that helps veins clean and detoxify. Through cells, the system filters and redirects waste to the bloodstream, where it’s disposed. When the lymphatic system is disrupted, fluid, or lymph, can build up in tissues and cause swelling.
Read MoreWhat Are the Health Benefits of Collagen?
October 22, 2025
Some studies show that collagen supplements can have small benefits, but they are not a magic cure. Research shared by NPR and other medical sources suggests that collagen peptides, a form that is easier for the body to absorb, can slightly improve skin hydration and elasticity.
Read MoreThe Super Bowl, a Brain Aneurysm, and the Team That Saved a Life
October 21, 2025
On the day she was set to leave for the game, Moorehead was at home packing last-minute items when she started to have what she later described as the worst headache of her life. Along with the excruciating pain, she was also sweating a lot and experiencing neck discomfort.
Read MoreColorado Football Head Coach Deion Sanders’ Blood Clot Surgery: What You Should Know
October 21, 2025
ormer NFL star and University of Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders recently underwent surgery to remove blood clots in his left leg, drawing new attention to a serious but often overlooked condition that affects thousands of Americans each year.
Read MorePickleball and Eye Injuries: How to Stay Safe While You Play
October 21, 2025
In recent years, pickleball has taken over as one of America’s favorite hobbies. Nearly 20 million people in the United States play the sport, with that number not slowing down any time soon. But recently, eye injuries related to pickleball have dramatically increased.
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Heavy Metals in Protein Powders
October 16, 2025
There’s no safe level of lead exposure. Most Americans already consume lead in their regular diet, and adding protein powder increases their total intake. Some products also contain other unsafe metals, including cadmium and arsenic, which are linked to cancer.
Read MoreNick Mangold Needs a Kidney Transplant. Here’s How Living Donation Can Help.
October 15, 2025
Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold, recently announced he’s battling chronic kidney disease (CKD). Diagnosed with a genetic defect in 2006, Mangold is now on dialysis and searching for a living donor.
Read MoreFDA-Approved Sickle Cell Therapy Gives Teen a New Life, Free from Pain
October 14, 2025
But a new FDA-approved gene therapy offered him a chance at a cure. This year, Caden became the first pediatric patient in South Florida to receive the treatment at Holtz Children’s Hospital and UHealth – University of Miami Health System.
Read MoreNew Ways to Reduce Risk of Peanut Allergies in Young Children
October 10, 2025
In practical terms, infants who are introduced to peanut products between 4 and 6 months (with the right precautions) show a much lower rate of peanut allergy compared to those introduced later in childhood.
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