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The World Health Organization has called diabetes the greatest epidemic in human history. Consider these facts from the American Diabetes Association: ...

With technology evolving so rapidly, there is great concern about the amount of time children and adolescents spend every day looking at digital ...

Editor’s Note: This is the final article in a two-part series on ostomy. Carole Sorenson of Fremont calls it the day that changed her life. The ...

Washington Township Medical Foundation (WTMF) internal medicine physician, Hanisha Geedipally, MD, is bringing her passion for patient education to a ...

Editor’s Note: This is part one of a two-part series on ostomy. The Washington Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine is part of Washington ...

The holidays are touted as a season of joy and happiness—but is that really true for all individuals? No, says Dr. Seema Sehgal, a psychiatrist at ...

There are many things to celebrate this holiday season, and good health is high on a lot of people’s lists. But eating right and getting enough ...

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Alexander Sah, medical co-director of the Institute for Joint Restoration & Research and medical director of Outpatient ...

It may still feel like summer, but Halloween is right around the corner, marking the beginning of the holiday season. Trick or treating, parties, ...

Although stumbling and falling can commonly occur as people get older, falls shouldn’t be considered a natural part of aging. That’s the advice of ...

You’re turning 65 and wondering which of the various Medicare options are best for you. Friends and neighbors have suggestions and tips, and the ...

Most of us know eating well is vital to our health, and it is also important to teach children about good nutrition beginning when they are young. A ...