Category: Conditions & Treatments
Screen Time Recommendations
Many parents can tell you that battles and meltdowns over screen time, whether it’s the TV, iPad, computer or phone, are all too common. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently updated their screen time recommendations to help parents establish healthy media habits.
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Supporting a Child with Diabetes
November is American Diabetes Month. Many people think of diabetes as an adult problem, but kids and teenagers can develop diabetes as well. Nurse Rose Melendez, RN, offers her advice for parents to help children with diabetes live happy, healthy lives.
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Farro, Almond and Blueberry Breakfast Cereal
As the mornings get colder, you might crave something warm and comforting to start your day. This toasty breakfast cereal offers a balanced breakfast that will keep you feeling full and warm on chilly mornings!
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Preventing Depression by Promoting Mental Wellness
Maintaining good mental health is just as important as maintaining good physical health. Dr. Aguilo-Seara shares some tips on how to maintain mental wellness and help reduce the onset of depression.
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4 Frequently Asked Questions about DEXA Scans
Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA), or bone density, scanners use low-energy x-rays to identify your risk for bone conditions, such as osteoporosis. Â Adventist HealthCare Imaging answers your frequently asked questions about DEXA scans.
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Diastasis Recti and Your Postpartum Body
New moms are often surprised by how their bodies change after delivering a baby. Diastasis recti, a common condition in postpartum moms, can be a culprit.
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Are Poisons Hiding in Plain Sight?
Roughly 800,000 kids are rushed to the ER because they accidentally ingested poisons. Make sure your kids stay safe with simple tips on poison control.
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Weight and Joint Pain
If there’s a twinge of pain when you climb the stairs or walk to the grocery store, it might be...
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Can Raking Leaves Strain Your Heart?
It’s that time of year when the leaves start to change color and we take our sweaters out of...
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The Stigma of Mental Illness in the African American Community
Mental health stigma is defined as devaluing, disgracing, and disfavoring individuals with mental...
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Health Risk Assessments
