Students are heading back to school in just a few weeks. While the start of the school year can be exciting, it can also feel overwhelming with new routines to implement and an endless list of things to do before the first day. Following these essential back-to-school health tips will…
Perimenopause – also known as the menopausal transition – is a natural phase in a woman’s life that signifies the gradual end of her reproductive years. For many women, it can be a time filled with fluctuating and unpredictable symptoms such as anxiety, irritability, frustration, fatigue, depression, mood swings, hormone…
Obstetrics, also known as OB care, is the branch of medicine concerned with childbirth. Unlike many medical specialties that focus on managing disease, the focus of OB care is on maintaining good health of the mother and child. At WWMG, our family medicine OB providers offer supportive care before, during,…
“Heart disease is still the leading cause of death in the United States,” even during COVID, said WWMG Cardiologist Dr. Michael Duong. For patients already diagnosed with heart disease, statins are lifesaving medications. But when heart disease is a risk — rather than a diagnosis — for patients with no…
Have you ever been sick and unsure what kind of treatment would help you feel better? While some illnesses caused by viruses and bacteria may have similar symptoms, their causes and treatments differ. Knowing the difference between these two types of infections is important so you can…
Pop. Crack. It happens to the best of us. We make a seemingly innocent move from the couch and hear a loud pop from the knee or hip that makes us wonder if that’s normal. Joints are important parts of your body that support daily movement but can make various…
According to the CDC, heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women, and for most racial and ethnic groups in America. About 20% of all deaths in the U.S. in 2020 were caused by heart disease – that’s someone every 34 seconds. Despite…
Because there are few early signs of osteoporosis, some people don’t know that they have it until a bone unexpectedly breaks. Since the disease doesn’t directly cause pain or illness, prevention and early detection of osteoporosis are critical to avoiding broken bones as people age. Risk factors for developing this…
Information overload is common today. With never-ending news cycles and social media, misinformation can spread quickly. It’s important to have reliable and credible sources for health information to ensure you are making decisions that are rooted in what medical providers call evidence-based information. Evidence-based means the information is confirmed by…
Plant-based eating has grown in popularity over the past few years, and there is a range of plant-based resources available online — from TikTok videos and documentaries to food delivery services and restaurants. But what’s all the buzz about? Eating a primarily plant-based diet has been shown to provide numerous…
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