Modern medicine has come a long way in recent years, and it’s extraordinary to see some of the breakthroughs that have been made, with new vaccines for emerging viruses developed at rapid rates and bold new treatment methods being developed to treat serious diseases and conditions across the globe. TheseContinue Reading
2020 was definitely a rough year for the restaurant industry. The pandemic arrived, and most eateries had to shut down. Some of them have been able to continue with a delivery or takeout-only model. Now, the FDA has approved two different vaccines, and it’s possible that they might approve aContinue Reading
By Max Hammonds, MD The urinary bladder is a relatively small organ of the body, about the size of one’s fist, sitting just behind the pubic bone. It serves a very useful function – to catch and hold the urine produced in the kidneys and passed down by two longContinue Reading
Losing weight can be a battle. People who struggle with weight loss often try a variety of techniques to achieve their desired weight. They try every type of weight loss program to find a method (or two) to help them accomplish their goal. The most commonly used ways to loseContinue Reading
Looking for some special DIYs to rebuild your home garage into a professional sports club? We have some tips to share with you and to arouse your inspiration.Continue Reading
Alcoholism is genetic to some extent. That means if there is a family history of it, you have a higher chance of becoming an alcoholic yourself. However, just because that’s true, it doesn’t necessarily mean that this is your fate. Personal choice plays a huge part in whether or notContinue Reading
The Alzheimer’s Association – Western Carolina Chapter is inviting Asheville area residents to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s® on October 10. Presented by Ingles, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Asheville continues, but instead of hosting a large gathering, the Alzheimer’s Association isContinue Reading
During a pandemic, how do you keep the most vulnerable people safe? For families with members who are susceptible, this year has been especially stressful. It is worrisome to imagine the consequences if they were to contract COVID-19. Those with pre-existing health conditions like lung disease, asthma, and diabetes areContinue Reading
In light of COVID-19, many people are looking for more ways to protect themselves against disease. The immune system is the body’s natural defense network; its job is to fend off microorganisms that cause viruses. Stores have shelves stocked full of pills and products that claim to enhance your immunity,Continue Reading
