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Sarcoma Awareness Month
July is Sarcoma Awareness Month. This rare and often misunderstood condition affects about 14,000 people in the U.S. each year, including children. More than 5,000 people die from this group of cancers in the same timeframe. Sarcoma Awareness Month is an opportunity to educate the public, support those affected, and advocate for continued research and funding. Understanding sarcoma can help patients, caregivers, and health professionals identify symptoms early and seek appropriate treatment.
Men’s Health Month: Why June Matters
Men’s Health Month isn’t just about awareness — it’s a call to action. Your health isn’t a luxury, it’s your foundation, and men are often underserved in preventative healthcare. We all know a guy — maybe it’s even you — who doesn’t like to go to the doctor, even [...]
What Can You Use Your FSA/HSA Funds On?
Healthcare is expensive, but investing in preventative care can help you stay healthy and receive early treatment for medical concerns when they arise. Flexible spending accounts (FSAs) are healthcare funds you can set aside to cover out-of-pocket medical expenses. FSA funds can help you save money, and afford the medical care you need to stay healthy. Let’s examine FSA funds, and how to use them to cover medical costs.
Tips for Managing Stress
According to the 2024 results from the American Psychiatric Association’s mental health poll, 53% of Americans listed “stress” as a factor affecting their mental health. If you’re one of the many Americans struggling with mental health issues, stress, or anxiety, keep reading for tips for managing stress. Schedule your CT scan [...]
National High Blood Pressure Education Month
It’s never too early to take control of your blood pressure, learn ways to control your health, and improve your longevity. This National High Blood Pressure Education Month, celebrate by learning more about high blood pressure (hypertension), and ways in which you can improve your numbers and improve your [...]
Common Diagnostic Tools For Heart Disease
If you’re wondering, “How early should I be screened for heart disease?” It depends on your risk factors, age, and if you have a family history. Generally, the recommended age for heart disease screening is over 50. However, having a family history of heart disease, being overweight, or having other risk factors are signs you may need a heart disease screening earlier.
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