Health

Researchers estimate that the average person living in the United States has a one in 750 chance of getting multiple sclerosis and yet, there’s still so much that we don’t know. Setting aside the general ignorance of the public at large, the scientific community is still largely trying to put together the puzzle that is this neurological menace. Neurologists still don’t know what causes it, why people get it or how to cure it. Today, we’re going to shine a light on this terrible condition, so that you can recognize the warning signs and risk factors in you or the ones that you love.

A1C levels aren’t something you consider if you’re in perfect health. But for many people, particularly those living with diabetes, A1C levels can make a huge difference in your daily life and your overall well-being. But if you need to closely monitor your A1C levels, how do you know when you’re perfectly normal or in […]

Living with diabetes requires lifestyle changes and constant self-care to ensure you’re in the best health possible. And for many diabetics, this means adjusting your diet to better suit your blood sugar and your body’s needs. Fortunately, living with diabetes doesn’t mean you have to give up your favorite foods or meals. You just have […]

STD screenings are easy to ignore – and most people do. Most people assume STDs only affect certain people or those with certain behaviors, but the reality is everyone is at risk of contracting an STD. If you’re having or have ever had sex, you’re at risk for STDs. Many people assume testing isn’t necessary, […]