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A person at the top of a mountain looking at the horizon. Ticked Off: Beat Tick-Borne Illnesses With These Prevention Tips June 19, 2026 Are you tired of worrying about tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease? With the right prevention strategies, you can significantly reduce your risk. Let\’s explore effective tips to stay safe and tick-free. Understanding Lyme Disease Lyme disease is a … [read more]
Audiologist administering a hearing test. Better Speech-Language-Hearing Month – Why Communication Matters at Every Age May 11, 2026 Each May, we celebrate Better Speech-Language-Hearing Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about communication disorders and the importance of early detection and treatment for hearing loss and speech and language conditions. Hearing and communication … [read more]
Young woman with sudden foot pain. April is National Foot Health Awareness Month April 22, 2026 April is Foot Health Awareness Month – a perfect time to focus on something we often take for granted: our feet. They carry us through our daily lives, absorb significant stress and play a vital role in overall mobility and well-being. Yet foot health is … [read more]
April is Donate Life Month: Giving the Gift of Life April is Donate Life Month: Giving the Gift of Life April 8, 2026 Each April, communities across the country recognize National Donate Life Month (NDLM) – a time dedicated to raising awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation, encouraging donor registration and honoring those who have given the gift of life. Established … [read more]
Assorted, colorful organic food products on the table Discover the Power of Nutrition:
How Informed Food Choices Help Us Thrive March 3, 2026 You\’re in a hurry, so you grab lunch on the go. But what if the food you choose makes you feel sluggish or tired for the rest of the day?  The foods we choose influence how we feel, how we function and how we thrive – both as individuals and as a … [read more]
A young man wearing red and holding his hands in a heart shape. 8 Ways To Take Control of Your Heart Health February 2, 2026 Heart disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, but the good news is that many risk factors are modifiable — meaning we can take action to reduce them. While age, gender and family history can’t be changed, lifestyle and health habits do make a … [read more]