Résumés, interviews, and references are all part of the employment process. But did you know that you may be required to undergo a physical exam too? Here are the various types of physicals you may need before or after you get the job.
Spring sports are coming and, for some, practice has already started, which means it’s time for your sports physical. Here’s what you need to know.
From hairline fractures to severe compound fractures, broken bones need immediate medical attention — but which treatment is best? Find out the difference between a closed and open reduction, and which technique is right for which type of fracture.
The last thing you want to do when you’re sick or injured is drive to your local pharmacy and stand in line waiting for your medication. Wouldn’t it be great if your doctor and your pharmacy were in the same place and worked together?
Whether your skin has been burned, cut, scraped, or punctured, it may seem like nothing could be worse — but a wound that doesn’t heal properly or gets infected is even more serious. Here’s what to watch for.
So you landed a job as a commercial truck driver, or maybe you’re transporting kids to and from school, or hauling hazardous waste. Congratulations! Now you need a DOT physical. Read on to find out what that entails.
From paper cuts to punctures to serious gashes, there are countless ways you can wound your skin, but when is at-home care OK and when do you need to see a doctor? Here are some helpful guidelines.
You hand over a scribbled prescription and get a bottle of pills. What seems like a simple transaction is actually quite complex. Pharmacists are highly trained and vastly knowledgeable. Pick your pharmacist’s brain with these smart questions.
Playing sports is one of the best ways for your child to stay fit and healthy, but they can’t play without medical clearance. Find out what to expect during the standard sports physical, why it’s necessary, and what the results mean.
If you’ve been told you need to take a drug test, don’t panic. It’s a routine practice that athletes, employees, and people from all walks of life may be required to do from time to time. But if you’ve never had one, it helps to know what to expect.
So, your at-home pregnancy test is positive —now what? If you’re wondering what to do next, read on to learn what to expect and when you should call your doctor.
You can have high blood pressure and not even know it. But at some point it makes itself known, and you have to deal with some potentially serious health complications. Here’s what to watch for.
If you thought vaccines were just for kids, think again. Some of those shots you had years ago have expiration dates, and others need boosters from time to time. There may even be new ones you need. Here’s what you should know.
Even if you don’t think you’re at risk of contracting an STD, you should get tested occasionally. Our team can provide personalized STD counseling services and advice. Read on to learn more about STD testing and how often to get tested.
One in 3 Americans travels during the holidays. Whether you’re in the car or on a plane, you’re exposed to germs that can make you sick. But traveling during cold and flu season doesn’t mean you have to get sick. Get tips to stay healthy here.
Even if you don’t have diabetes, uncontrolled blood sugar can lead to serious health complications. And if you have diabetes, the risks are even greater. Read on to learn how to control your blood sugar to prevent complications.
