Taking care of our bodies and minds is important at every age. During Men’s Health Month, we break down the recommended health screenings for men across all age groups.
A way to help athletes recover after more intense workouts or events, this type of therapy can be beneficial in a number of ways. Scott Biehl, DO, explains the practice.
Putting in the work when you are not competing is just as important as putting in the work when you are competing.
In recent years, many people have shifted towards plant-forward eating—but what does that mean for the holidays? We created a guide to plant-forward cooking this holiday season.
Fall weather makes for great running weather. But having hip or knee pain can cloud exercise for some people. Here are some exercises that might offer relief.
Loud snoring can be annoying – but sometimes it is also the sign of something more concerning. Alice Hoagland, PhD, shares her expert opinion.
Poor sleeping habits can lead to a variety of health consequences, including an increased risk of death from all causes. Dr. James Murray provides a list of ways poor sleep can impact health.
In addition to being comfortable and relaxing, mineral baths have a variety of health benefits. Learn what the baths offered at Clifton Springs Hospital and Clinic's The Springs have to offer.
Acupuncture treatment involves inserting thin, sterile, disposable needles into neurovascular nodes on the body – commonly known as acupuncture points.
TCM practitioners believe patients heal by regaining balance between internal body organs and the external elements of earth, fire, water, wood and metal.
Recent studies show HIIT can damage mitochondria. Our expert weighs in on the safety of high intensity exercise.
Here's everything you need to know about vitamins, supplements and probiotics.
Over the course of a few months, Rob Pinson went from relatively healthy to undergoing cancer treatment. The staff at the Lipson Cancer Institute were there for him every step of the way.
Strokes are among the top 3 causes of death for women in the United States. If you know the risks, you have a better chance at reducing or preventing your risk of stroke.
An unusual surge in severe hepatitis cases in children is leading pediatricians to be on the lookout for symptoms in their patients. Steven Schulz, MD, explains the disease and what to look for.
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