General Wellness

No matter what your age, fall probably reminds you of the back-to-school routine: New supplies and clothes, a fresh slate, the chance to learn something new. If you’re wistful for these days, the good news is that everyone can start fresh this season. In fact, adults can benefit just as much as kids from a back-to-fall reset and routine.

Do you struggle to remember the names of people you have just met? Or where you placed your keys? While memory tends to decline over time and does include a genetic component, there are many things you can do to keep your mind sharp, no matter what your age.
“The good news is there are a lot of things we can do to protect and preserve brain health over the years,” said Physician Assistant Sarah Brock. “Fortunately, many of them are enjoyable activities that will keep you sharp and entertained.”

There is a reason so many women lift weights today: Strength training builds muscle mass, makes our joints stronger and enhances bone density—and that’s just the start of it.

If your latest Pap test results came back positive, it does not mean you have cervical cancer. It does mean your doctor found some unusual or abnormal cells on your cervix that will likely require further evaluation.

Three out of four migraine sufferers are women, according to the Office on Women’s Health, thanks in part to hormones that can cause headaches throughout the month and throughout numerous milestones. National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month offers a chance to take a closer look at what we’re experiencing and why.

Now that summer has officially arrived, our team is looking forward to outdoor fun and adventure, new challenges, travel and fun time at home. We asked what they were more excited about and here is what they had to say.