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Anxiety vs Depression: Symptoms, Differences, and When to Get Help
When Your Mind Won’t Sit Still… or Won’t Move at All Anxiety vs. Depression: Two common conditions, very different experiences—know the signs, take control, and get help early. What Is It? They can happen separately… or together (which they often do). Our Pateint: Maria’s Two Battles Story Maria, 34, a mother of two, couldn’t shut…
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The Cancer We Can Often Prevent—If We Pay Attention
Colon and rectal cancer—often grouped together as colorectal cancer—is one of the most common cancers in adults. Here’s

February Is Heart Health Awareness Month
February Is Heart Health Awareness Month The Most Common Cause of Death—and One of the Most Preventable By

Leticia’s Reminder — Why Pap Tests Matter
Leticia is 34. Busy mom. Zero free time. Pap smear? Yeah… it’s been “on her list” for five

Cervical Cancer Awareness — What Every Woman Should Know
Cervical cancer develops slowly — usually from HPV-related cell changes. Screening saves lives. Early treatment works. Silence doesn’t.

Diabetes: The Silent Guest That Won’t Leave Without a Plan
Diabetes: The Silent Guest That Won’t Leave Without a Plan Diabetes is that uninvited houseguest who wanders in,

Safe Toys, Safe Kids: What to Know Before You Buy This Holiday Season
National Safe Toy & Gifts Month Safe Toys, Safe Kids: What to Know Before You Buy This Holiday

Prevention & Hope: Writing a Healthier Story for Our Community
Prevention & Hope: Writing a Healthier Story for Our Community Written by: Marcos Otero, Retired Physician Associate Introduction

Epilepsy: Understanding the Brain’s Electrical Storms
Epilepsy: Understanding the Brain’s Electrical Storms Epilepsy affects about 3.4 million Americans, yet many still feel unsure about

Our Health, Our Heritage: Why National Hispanic Heritage Month is the Perfect Time to Talk About Health. ?
Hispanic Heritage Month is the Perfect Time to Talk About Health Written by: Marcos Otero, Retired Physician Associate
