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To many, mosquitoes are the single worst thing about summer. They are pests, and these insects seem to serve no other purpose than to annoy people and spread disease. The fact that they are also…

National Hepatitis Awareness Month occurs in May, as declared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It is a time to spread information about the various types of this liver-damaging…

Lawn care is synonymous with summertime. It can be a great way to relieve stress - and make the neighbors look bad. Summertime is lawn mowing season, and sadly, there are many injuries caused by…

People with food allergies have to be careful with what they eat because allergic reactions to food can be a deadly situation.

Springtime offers perfect outdoor weather; it isn’t too hot or too cold for adults and kids alike to enjoy the great outdoors. However, being outdoors can be potentially dangerous. From stray dogs to…

March is National Bleeding Disorder Awareness Month, and the purpose is to spread the word about bleeding disorders and how serious they truly are.

March is National Cheerleading Safety Month, which means creating awareness for programs designed to prevent injury during practice and competitions.

March is National Kidney Month and March 14th is World Kidney Day. There are several things to know about how kidney disease, a “silent disease”, can cause serious health problems. It is often hard…

Not sure if you need to be admitted to the hospital? Learn how 23-hour observation works and how The Emergency Center can help you get the care you need.

Spring is a fun time of year for kids, especially for those who play sports. While Little League and sports injuries go hand-in-hand, safe practices will keep your athlete playing all year long.