Though the words Alzheimer’s and Dementia are often used interchangeably, they are not the same condition. In this post, we’ll discuss how to distinguish between the two; identify the signs and symptoms associated with each; explore common treatments and impacts to family and friends, and provide information on where to…
Asthma is a condition that affects approximately 25 million Americans. Though many who suffer from asthma are diagnosed at a young age, there are a large number of people who develop adult-onset asthma who may never have had breathing issues as kids. In this post, we’ll review what asthma is;…
About skin damage Our skin is the largest organ of our body and a significant part of our overall wellness is dependent upon good skin health. It’s especially important no matter what age we are, to protect our skin from the sun. In this post we’ll examine how exposure to…
Perhaps our strongest instinct as parents is the need to protect our children—to shield them from harm, pain and illness. These days, we’re all thinking about our health and well-being more often than ever and how we can avoid putting ourselves and our kids at risk for disease. In this…
The Importance of Vitamin D We all know that good nutrition is essential to a healthy lifestyle, but a lack of Vitamin D in our bodies can be especially detrimental. In this post, we’ll examine what Vitamin D is; where it’s found naturally; how it’s absorbed into the body; and…
About the booster shot If you’ve already had your two COVID vaccine jabs (or one if you had Johnson & Johnson) you may be wondering when you’re eligible to get your COVID booster. In this post, we’ll shed some light on the timing of COVID booster shots, eligibility requirements, where…
The Importance of DEI When searching for a trusted medical care provider, most people look to the tenure and experience of the doctors, read reviews from patients and research the overall reputation of the clinic or facility where they work. What may not be top-of-mind for some, but is essential…
Pneumonia in Colder Weather With the weather getting colder and wetter in the Pacific Northwest, we’re all more susceptible to catch colds and the flu. What’s also more common in the winter months—because more of us stay indoors and in close quarters with one another—is pneumonia. In this post, we’ll…
Cold-induced asthma, otherwise known as winter asthma, occurs when a person with asthma is exposed to cold and dry air, which intensifies their condition. Winter asthma increases the likelihood of asthma attacks occurring. In this post, we’ll examine who is most susceptible to cold-induced asthma, what the specific…
Returning to School Though it’s exciting to return to certain aspects of life as it was before the spring of 2020, it’s natural for parents to be concerned about sending their kids back to school in a pandemic. Fears about student safety are valid, but there are ways to make…
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