AARP Smart DriverTEK Workshop - Rochester, MI
Cars are becoming more technologically advanced every day and show no sign of slowing down. However, many drivers aren’t familiar with how...
Internists (doctors of internal medicine) are trained to treat many medical problems adults face. From minor illnesses to chronic diseases, they get to know your personal medical history and evaluate how you respond to treatments.
Internists evaluate injuries and make sure you get important health screenings when necessary. They encourage lifestyle changes needed to preserve your health. Internists also manage the care of patients who have several medical problems at the same time.
If and when your internist refers you to a specialist such as a cardiologist, endocrinologist or surgeon, he or she will oversee and coordinate your care -- all with your well-being in mind.
Cars are becoming more technologically advanced every day and show no sign of slowing down. However, many drivers aren’t familiar with how...
You are invited to participate in a free, one hour Stop the Bleed training course and become certified to stop bleeding and help save a life! Learn...
The #1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. Learn how to recognize life-threatening bleeding, become certified to STOP THE BLEED,...
Is your Teen struggling with the recent loss of a loved one? This is an opportunity for teenagers to participate in an interactive workshop to...
The new location expands Macomb County’s access to affordable, on-demand urgent care
Good or bad, how you stand – and sit – has dramatic effects on your health and well-being. So, whether you’re hunched over a computer for 60 hours each week or strumming guitar in a band every Friday night, chronically contorted posture may prevent you from performing at your best.
Seeking out scary experiences isn’t for everyone but understanding how your body processes fear can help you handle anxiety and other stressors in your life.
An expert explains 5 common causes of dandruff and what you can do to treat it, and in some cases, even eliminate it all together.
From medical necessity to athletic trend, compression socks are showing up everywhere. But who really needs them—and why?
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