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The Tale Your Blood Tells: Here’s What Regular Bloodwork Teaches You About Your Body
Every minute, there are a thousand processes happening within our bodies. Whether it’s the heart pumping blood and reaching every cell in our body, our neurons communicating with the central nervous system, the kidneys producing urine, or the liver regulating blood-glucose levels, there is a lot going on. When something
Should You Get the HPV Vaccine? What You Should Know About the Virus
While the general public has been rightly concerned with the coronavirus in the last year and a half, regular health screenings and vaccinations for other types of viruses continue. The Human Papillomavirus is one of those nightmarish types of viruses because it is quiet, does not usually cause symptoms, and
3 Things You Need to Know About Diabetes Management in El Paso
El Paso is a growing and flourishing community. Not only is the county of 800,000 plus residents growing precipitously, but it is the westernmost tip of the great state of Texas with vast desert landscapes and mountains, and it is a border town that connects with a major metropolitan area
The Troublesome Truth About Depression and Young Adults in America and How To Seek Help
Happiness is complicated. This is especially true as we grow up or encounter difficult situations, obstacles, and tragedies. We know that we don’t have to be happy all the time. We seek to be happy and satisfied, but most people understand that life contains ebbs and flows. Some people might
Understanding Hypertension and Why You Should See Your Primary Doctor Today
The heart is less about love and more about pumping blood. Love can be bloody—we suppose—but as much fun as figurative language surrounding the heart is, this fist-size muscle is here on important business. And it does a lot more than simply flutter when we find our one true love;
History of Immunizations and What You Should Know About the Covid Vaccine
Advancements in science work in tandem. Medical and scientific knowledge compounds and is informed by discoveries that came before. It is not until viruses or diseases are understood that they can be studied and it is not until they can be studied that they could be eradicated through vaccinations, treatments,
