Prenatal Care: Talking to Your Doctor Andrew Scott Brooks May 1, 2014 Pregnancy, Women's Health Preconception care can improve your chances of becoming pregnant, having a healthy pregnancy, and delivering a healthy baby. Here is a helpful checkli...
Pregnancy Do’s and Don’ts Andrew Scott Brooks May 1, 2014 Children's Health, Pregnancy, Women's Health Do’s See your doctor regularly. Continue taking folic acid throughout your pregnancy. Eat a variety of healthy foods. When cooking, keep r...
Planning for Pregnancy Andrew Scott Brooks May 1, 2014 Pregnancy, Women's Health Every parent wants to have a healthy baby. Planned pregnancy not only helps parents to be well-informed and well-prepared at every stage of pregnancy,...
Fourth Time’s the Charm Andrew Scott Brooks May 1, 2014 Pregnancy Dan and Renee’ Veasey have been married for fourteen years and have four children after recently welcoming baby Joah on February 17, 2014, at Danvil...
8 Things You Need to Know Before Going to the Emergency Room Andrew Scott Brooks January 21, 2014 Emergency Care 8 Things you need to know before going to the Emergency Room to make sure you have the best emergency room visit possible. The Emergency Room (ER) ...
Am I Having a Heart Attack? Andrew Scott Brooks January 21, 2014 Emergency Care, Healthy Hearts You’re watching television when you notice a change in your breathing. You feel every breath, whereas just minutes before your favorite show held yo...
Getting Back to Life After an Accident or Emergency Andrew Scott Brooks January 21, 2014 Emergency Care Life can often bring accidents and unexpected emergencies. A simple trip to the grocery store – even a quick jog around the block - can end up as an...
End-of-Life Decisions Paul Seiple and Andrew Scott Brooks October 21, 2013 Lifestyles “How long do I have to live?” It’s one of the hardest questions to consider for those with advanced, incurable diseases, such as terminal cance...
Stand United Against Cancer Paul Seiple October 21, 2013 Fighting Cancer Cancer affects all of us in some way or another. The American Cancer Society projects 1,660,290 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed this year alone....
Overcoming Cancer Fatigue Paul Seiple October 21, 2013 Fighting Cancer The term fatigue is looped in with “tiredness” which everyone experiences. A good night’s sleep usually refreshes the body. But fatigue is a la...
Sleeping with Pain Paul Seiple October 21, 2013 Lifestyles Sleep is one of the most important components of a healthy lifestyle. But, at times, pain can make sleep nearly impossible. Insufficient sleep can hav...
Feeling the Best During Cancer Treatment Paul Seiple October 21, 2013 Fighting Cancer “Over the last 15 to 20 years, there has been tremendous growth of scientific research on cancer treatment,” Dr. Bill Gai, of Danville Hematology ...
I Have Cancer, Now What? Paul Seiple October 21, 2013 Fighting Cancer A cancer diagnosis isn’t the end. It’s the beginning of a fight you can win. When cancer strikes you or someone in your family, remaining posit...
Understanding Cancer Andrew Scott Brooks October 21, 2013 Fighting Cancer Champions For the Cure When asked to name a villain, most people will respond with infamous characters such as those associated with comics, movies,...
