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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.

During Winter, Asthma attacks are more common. People who suffer from asthma know that winter can be an especially dangerous time of year for potential attacks and flare ups.

Children's ear infections are more common in the coldest months of the year. It is well known that winter is a time of year when temperatures drop - and illness rises.

Winter has proven to be a very dangerous time of year for heart attack risk, not only because of severe cold and icy conditions, but because of the effect it has on our physical health. 

Crash diets and fasting can be dangerous. Learn how to lose weight safely so you can fulfill your New Year’s resolution without hurting yourself.

Stay on track to fulfill your New Year’s resolution to exercise more by learning how to prevent injury and illness at the gym.

Blood donations save lives, yet very few people actually donate. Not sure if you can or should give? Here’s some information—and a few tips.