Lee Edition

Accounting for an estimated 30 percent of new cancer cases in women each year, breast cancer has impacted more than 3.8 million women in the United States. Those who have not been diagnosed are considered at average risk, about 13 percent or 1 out of 8 women. However, family history, race, ethnicity, and genetics can increase your risk of breast …

By Murilo Lima, M.D. Heart health is a critical aspect of overall wellness that should not be overlooked. Unfortunately, many people are not aware of the steps they can take to maintain a healthy heart. This article will provide information on how to raise awareness about heart health and promote healthy habits that can prevent heart disease. The first step …

LASIK is a quick and painless procedure that can give you long-lasting vision without glasses or contact lenses. That’s why, since its introduction more than 25 years ago, millions of Americans have turned LASIK for correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism and giving them visual freedom. The LASIK team at Quigley Eye Specialists consist of a dedicated LASIK staff as well …

By Amy Rohde, CFP®, CFTA, Senior Relationship Manager Markets will always be unpredictable. Market downturns are painful but are a naturally occurring component of equity-market investing. A well-designed financial plan considers market volatility and can help you brave the ever-changing ebbs and flows of the market. If you do not have a plan yet and are just focusing on investing …

Sexual dysfunction can take many forms — it’s not limited to erectile dysfunction or lack of interest in sex, often referred to as a low libido. Sexual dysfunction can involve pain during intercourse, an inability to maintain an erection, or difficulty experiencing an orgasm. Though there are many causes of diminished libido and sexual dysfunction in men and women, there …

By Dr. Susan Anderson, Program Director, Dental Hygiene Program at Hodges University As an adult, we have 32 teeth that together make up our smiles, and help us enjoy life. February is Dental Hygiene Month, and your dental hygienist is a key in helping you keep your smile through your life. The American Dental Association recommends getting your teeth cleaned …

By Dr. Melissa (Mel) Irvine, DNP – Clinical Sexologist Specializes in Sexual Medicine and Beauty After two years of COVID-19 exposure, many of us feel as though we know what happens with this infection. It attacks the respiratory system, causes a nasty-sounding cough, and can leave people unbelievably fatigued. However, as research surrounding COVID-19 grows, scientists are finding that this …

Sexual health is a vital aspect of overall well-being and encompasses not only physical function, but also emotional and psychological well-being. The vascular system plays a crucial role in sexual health, as it is responsible for the flow of blood to and from the sexual organs. Any issues with the vascular system can greatly impact sexual health, leading to problems …

By Amy Hoffmann Schenk, RN, BSN, MS Ed, Community Engagement Lead Neuropsychiatric Research Center of SW Florida February is American Heart month. Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the united states. The American Heart Association is a wonderful source of information and resources and is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Over the past fifty years, …

By Dr. Brandon Fuller If we weren’t suffering from Covid before, we sure are now. As if the virus itself didn’t wreak enough havoc on society, the stress and anxiety that it produced has stuck with us long after the masks have come off. In fact, studies show that following the pandemic, anxiety disorders have become the number one cause …