Know the Stages Use a rear-facing car seat from birth to ages 2 to 4 – depending on the weight and size of the child. Once children have outgrown their […]
General Health
Weight Loss Options
From 2013 to 2016, nearly half of all adults in the United States tried to lose weight within the previous 12 months, according to findings from the July 2018 National […]
Chiropractic for Pregnancy and Baby
The miracle of life certainly can be a special time of joy and celebration. But behind the social media-ready pictures and baby showers is often a woman whose body is […]
The Settle Family Story
Jennifer Settle gave birth to her daughter, Kinsley, on Oct. 18, 2010, though she was not due until Nov. 18. Born at Greenville Memorial, Kinsley was surrounded with the hospital’s […]
Cancer during Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a time when a woman takes extraordinary precautions to protect her body and that of her developing child. She willingly forgoes sushi, deli sandwiches, charcuterie and wine. She […]
Midwives and Doulas
After finding out they are pregnant, some women’s thoughts quickly turn to picking out the perfect baby name or selecting colors and a scheme for the nursery. But there are […]
Moms Who are Fit
Moms who are committed to being active have to get creative in their quest to take care of their bodies. Many do so by finding a group workout that allows […]
Let There Be Mom
Kipra Anderson, founder and executive director of Let There Be Mom, said the organization’s formation is “nothing short of a God story.” She continued, “I had no experience with being […]
Don’t Judge a Doctor By Their Cover
Ever wonder whether you got better medical care if your doctor wore a traditional white coat or more casual attire? The editors at the Journal of the American Medical Association […]
The Jonathan Dean Story
It was just a routine checkup for her 4-month-old son, Jonathan – or that’s what Pam Dean thought at first. But as she watched him examine her baby, she noticed […]
The Brain and the Heart Are Connected
Diabetes, elevated blood pressure and cigarette smoking all are risk factors commonly associated with the increased prevalence of heart disease. What is not so commonly associated, however, is the link […]
Homeless Seniors
The number of older people experiencing homelessness is on the rise. The nightmare scenario can happen somewhat unexpectedly at an age where financial recovery is challenging – extended health problems […]