July National Health Observances
The summer rays are heating up in July! That’s why UV Safety Month is a great reminder of the importance of protecting yourself from UV rays year-round.
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June National Health Observances
June highlights a wide range of health observances. Men’s health is big this month, reminding men to schedule their annual visits and make positive changes for their overall health. Statistically, men are less likely to attend annual visits than women.
May National Health Observances
May is a big month for national health observances. Women’s health is big this month, reminding women to schedule their annual visits and make positive changes for their overall health. As the weather starts to warm, Skin Cancer Awareness Month provides a reason to highlight the importance of protecting your skin in the summer sun.
April National Health Observances
April is host to some great health observances. Additionally, irritable bowel syndrome, autism, and foot health are all highlighted this month.
What Should You Do After a Car Accident in Minnesota?
Getting in a car accident can ruin your day. However, the long-term effect of an auto accident on your body extends far beyond the day of the accident.
Why Should You Have An Annual Physical
Your annual physical is a regular check-up to keep an eye on your entire picture of health. Most health insurance plans will fully cover one of these annual visits as a part of your preventative health benefits.
How Does Diabetes Affect Eyes and Vision?
Having high blood sugar can cause changes in fluid levels or swelling in the tissues of your eyes. This causes blurry vision but normally is a short term result of switching diabetes care plans or medicines.
Integracare Clinic 2023 Year in Review
Take a look back at everything that happened at Integracare Clinic in 2023.
What is the Purpose of Your Appendix?
Your appendix is a small finger-sized tube that is located near the area where your small and large intestines meet. The appendix is located in the lower right side of your abdomen.
What is Epilepsy?
According to the CDC, more than 1 percent of Americans have epilepsy, making it the 4th most common neurological disease.