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Ask the Expert: When Should I Seek Help with Weight Loss?
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When it comes to losing weight, it’s not one-size-fits-all.
We’ve said goodbye to the longest year on record, but few of us have escaped unscathed. Mental illnesses have surged, and loneliness abounds. Still, as we look ahead to a new year, let us also resolve to work toward a strong mind and a new attitude.
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Why Can Telemedicine Be an Effective Health Care Option, Especially for Women?
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While we’re trying to stay home as much as we can, health care shouldn’t be sacrificed, and telehealth options make keeping up with doctor’s appointments possible.
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Why is Being Vaccinated Against the Flu Important in the Fight Against COVID?
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The seasonal flu and COVID-19 can present similar symptoms, and so protecting against the flu can help avoid confusion.
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Why is Knowing Your Family History and Preventative Care Important Steps in the Fight Against Breast Cancer?
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and regular screenings and information about family history are key.
A strong immune system is the first line of defense against infection.
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Ask the Expert: How Much Sleep Do I Need?
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Caffeine, diet and stimuli like TV can disrupt sleep, leading to stress and health concerns.
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Why Do Black Lives Matter in Health Care?
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Ascension Michigan understands the importance of racial equity and representation in health care.
Now, like always, our community must discuss, monitor and care for our mental health.
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Why Has COVID-19 Disproportionately Impacted African Americans?
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African Americans are more likely to have preexisting conditions, such as hypertension, diabetes and obesity, putting them at a higher risk of complications from the coronavirus.
These Detroiters contracted the novel coronavirus and got sick, but they’re still standing strong – and sharing their stories.
Disparities exist all through Black America that we can blame for why COVID-19 has its foot so aggressively on our necks.