Kimberly Miller 
April is National Minority Health Month! This annual observance raises awareness about the health disparities that persist among racial and ethnic minority populations and encourages everyone to take action to end these inequities. This year’s theme, Be the Source for Better Health: Improving Health Outcomes Through Our Cultures, Communities, and Connections, is about understanding how the unique …
It is no secret that America is in the midst of an obesity epidemic. Today, more Americans meet the medical standard of obesity than ever before, officially classifying it as a “disease.” Generally, obesity is characterized by excessive body fat accumulation. To understand where you fall within this disease, one of the first things you …
The thyroid is a tiny butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of the neck that produces hormones that can affect every part of your body, from your brain to your skin. Hypothyroidism, otherwise known as an underactive thyroid gland, is a prevalent condition, especially in women. It occurs when your thyroid is not producing enough …
Clinical trials are crucial in advancing medical research and improving healthcare outcomes. Unfortunately, misconceptions surrounding clinical trials can deter individuals from participating or fully understanding their importance. In this blog, we will explore a few critical facts about clinical trials and debunk some common myths while hopefully shedding light on the significance of these trials …
Anyone who takes a drug today, whether over the counter or prescribed, is benefiting from the work and time of scientists, doctors, and volunteers who have helped bring our current treatments to the public. This work happens through clinical trials, which assess the safety and efficacy of those medications. Volunteering for a clinical study for …
