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This year, over 190,000 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed. Prostate cancer is the third leading cancer among males. It is often a silent killer, as it rarely shows signs or symptoms until it has developed maturely and even metastasized into other areas of the body.1 This year alone, it will take over 33,330 men’s lives. But it …

Our bodies change throughout the course of life. Changes in eyesight are common, especially as we grow older. Many people encounter “floaters” and flashes of light in the field of vision, and while most are not harmful to your vision, these symptoms can be a sign of a more serious, vision-threatening condition. The only way to know is through a …

Back to school season is getting underway, and one Cape Coral foot and ankle surgeon has some advice for area parents: Take five minutes to inspect your children’s feet for problems that could sideline your son or daughter from sports or other activities. Patrick Bartholomew DPM, AACFAS, is a member of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons with …

There are chronic infections and then those that are latent and lie dormant in the body for years, even throughout life. We now from studies and from personal experience with patient feedback and lab test results that IV therapy can help reduce and alleviate the symptoms of, and in some cases, the pathogenic infection route. Dormant Viral Infection Studies Shingles …

A genetically inherited cholesterol, Lp(a) is what tennis player Arthur Ashe had, as well as the Biggest Loser’s, Bob Harper. Lipoprotein (a) increases the risk of heart disease and cardiovascular conditions greatly. Cardiac Care Group endorses to the following information provided by the Lp(a) Foundation to shed light on this genetic disorder. According to the Lipoprotein(a) Foundation, Lp (a), is …

By Michael E. Kriz, PT, DPT, OCS, CFMT We see many people in our office who have foot and ankle pain. Whether the diagnosis is plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendonitis or foot pain in general, we treat and correct the dysfunctions that contribute to the pain. When you consider what we ask our feet to do for us all day …

The summertime heat index can be unbearable at times and downright dangerous; this is particularly the case when we factor in high levels of humidity. Our bodies self-regulate heat by sweating and also through radiating heat back into the atmosphere. When we sweat, we perspire potassium and sodium. Both of these minerals help to control nerve function, water balance, and …

By Ulla-Undine Merritt (Dee) National Producer Number (NPN) 8853366 “DID YOU KNOW”? Well just the other day I received a call from a nice lady by the name of Eddi. She thanked me and told me that she had saved my article and that it was so helpful with guiding her through Medicare and their Employer Group coverage. So, I …

In today’s society, many people are living longer, but chronic health disorders and unhealthy lifestyles are contributing to a significant number of individuals that are not aging well. We spoke to Dr. Manuel Garcia, a Family Medicine Specialist with Millennium Physician Group. Dr. Garcia has decades of experience helping his patients increase longevity and wellness. His advice and tips on healthy …

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unusual adjustments in our daily lives. With these changes, and unforeseen circumstances, you can rest assured that all of Radiology Regional’s centers remain open. During this unprecedented time, patients and physicians will continue to have a need to rely upon imaging centers, and Radiology Regional is providing all diagnostic imaging needs. Radiology Regional Has Elevated …