X-ray Myths by Joyla Shanklin
Many people have a misconception when they think about getting an X-ray. X-rays are a form of radiology. Radiology is a specialty of medicine that
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)- Is It Real? By Megan Goslee, LVN
There are two sides to every argument. Seasonal affective disorder, (SAD), or “all in your head?” You make the call. SAD is a type of depression that
Prevention: Alzheimer’s Disease by Stan Wasbin, M.D.
Is it possible to prevent Alzheimer’s disease (AD)? Yes. The latest thinking is that close to one in three cases of this cruel disease is
Antibiotics: Knowing the Side Effects by Your Marque Medical Team
When infections get worse, antibiotics usually are the solution, but in some cases, antibiotics can only do so much. For instance, a viral infection such
How to Prevent a Heart Attack (or Not) Part Two by David G. Porzio, M.D., FACC
In my last article I discussed how difficult it is to actually prevent a heart attack. I emphasized the importance of recognition of symptoms related
Whooping Cough by Diana Lopez
Whooping Cough. Get the Facts. Whooping cough, medically known as Pertussis, is a very contagious bacterial disease of the lower respiratory system. Just like its
Whooping Cough on the Rise by Dorcas M. Eaves, M.D., MSS, AACPE
Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, has reached an epidemic level in California in 2014. This week ABC News reports that our state is facing
Tuberculosis by Magda Austin
Tuberculosis (TB) is highly communicable and one of the deadliest diseases in the world. According to the CDC, one third of the world’s population is
Q. and A. with Dr. Kiskila- This Month’s Topic: Probiotics
Question– Dr. Kiskila, what are probiotics? Answer– Probiotics are “good bacteria” that live in the body to help it work well and help defend the