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In our recent podcast, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Awareness, we speak with Sue-Ellen Anderson-Haynes about what PCOS is and how it can affect people’s health.
Personalized Healthcare In our upcoming podcast, Personalizing health in a diverse setting, we speak with Wendy Mobley-Bukstein about how medical professionals can personalize healthcare
In our recent podcast, Prediabetes Awareness, we spoke with Dr. Aleem Kanji about the symptoms and causes of prediabetes. According to the CDC, approximately
In our recent podcast, we talk with Dr. Ivana Rizo about the relationship between obesity and diabetes. According to Trust for America’s Health, the U.S.
In our previous podcast with Dr.Elizabeth Widen, we talk about the nutritional needs during pregnancy and what can be some causes of not receiving these
In our upcoming podcast, we speak with Dr. Heather Eicher-Miller about disordered eating and the causes that lead to it. Food insecurity, a lack of
In our upcoming podcast, Spirituality in Medicine, we talk with Dr. Turya Nair about how her patients are beginning to take interest in alternatives for
Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure (Physiology.org). High blood pressure is known as a silent killer, as there are no obvious symptoms.
Brands like Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Dr. Pepper are just a few of the many soda beverages on the market. Soda is a popular drink that the
Health disparities are economic drawbacks that affect racial and ethnic groups. The lack of access to healthcare, poverty, income, and substantial factors causes disparities. Therefore,
Recognizing the early signs of diabetes can help prevent a life and death situation. It’s essential to be aware of any physical and significant changes
Following your medication regimen is vital when managing your diabetes. Skipping your medication can worsen your diabetes and overall health. But what happens when the
The human body is the most complex system, with 78 organs. Each organ plays a vital role in the functioning of the overall body. For
Diet is a word that often creates anxiety during an upcoming event or holiday. The biggest misconception about dieting is restricting your eating options to
Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are major health concerns in today’s society. And minorities are a known high-risk population for diabetes. So, not
Like with many things there are a mix of facts and myths of diabetes roaming the internet and being talked about. Many myths are thought
Many different health complications come from diabetes. Specifically, the blood sugar levels caused by diabetes. Most of the health problems come from poor diabetes management.
The month of November is American Diabetes month, celebrated by the American Diabetes Association, CDC, and other organizations. This is why this week’s blog post
In short, yes, having diabetes can cause mental illness. In fact, it goes both ways, having a mental illness also increases the chance of becoming
What is Physical Therapy? A common misconception of physical therapy is that it is only beneficial for people who are injured. However, physical therapy can
Minorities are already at a disadvantage concerning diabetes prevention and management. Hispanics, in particular, have a high risk of becoming diabetic. Gaining awareness about the
What is Folic Acid? Folic acid is a man-made version of vitamin B. Folate is the natural form of vitamin B. Folate is needed to
Understanding the contributing factors of childhood obesity is important in helping prevent children from becoming obese. Although not all of the factors that contribute to
What is Gestational Diabetes? Gestational Diabetes is a type of diabetes that can develop during pregnancy in women who don’t already have diabetes. Around 2%-10%
What is Childhood Obesity? Childhood obesity is considered a serious medical condition that affects children and adolescents. It is troubling due to the start of
What is Type 1 Diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is a chronic disease. Cells in the pancreas that make insulin are destroyed and the body is
After the Covid-19 pandemic, 2020 and 2021 have become dynamic years for the United States healthcare policy. However, the number of uninsured of Americans is
You may have heard of this, “Eating healthy is very expensive.” While it may sound true, it does not always have to be! Based
To celebrate food positivity among diverse cultures, one should bear in mind the culturally relevant foods when talking about food with friends and family. Embracing
Health At Every Size Did you know that health looks different on everybody? Health At Every Size (HAES), as a movement supports size diversity and
Have you ever felt guilty or ashamed when consuming certain foods? Do you usually perceive food as healthy or unhealthy? These feelings towards food can
Eating healthy during the holidays can be quite a challenge. Holiday seasons are usually characterized by social gatherings, often surrounded by delicious foods that are
In our last blog, Why Prioritizing Minority Health is a Smart Business Move, we discussed how addressing diabetes and chronic illness is critical for minority
Investing in the health of your employees is an investment in your business. Maintaining a healthy workforce plays an important part in allowing businesses to