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Health and Wellness | October 20, 2022
Keeping the Flu Away
Learn how flu vaccines can help you prevent coming down with the flu's notorious fevers, aches, pains, coughing and fatigue.
Health and Wellness | October 20, 2022
Get the Most Out of Your Video Visit
Follow our tips to prepare for a Scripps Video Visit, available for primary and specialty care, including wellness and follow-up visits.
Health and Wellness | October 18, 2022
What Are Top Health Concerns for Millennials? (podcast)
In this podcast, a Scripps primary care doctor discusses chronic health issues affecting millennials, including depression and diabetes.
Health and Wellness | October 14, 2022
How is a Broken Toe Treated?
Broken toes or sprains are common injuries that often happen among athletes and active people. Learn the symptoms and treatments.
Health and Wellness | October 13, 2022
Is Soy Healthy?
Soy foods are protein-rich, healthier replacements for red meat and processed meats. The healthiest soy foods are the least processed.
Health and Wellness | October 11, 2022
Pap Test vs HPV Test: What’s the Difference?
A Pap test and an HPV test both check for signs of cervical cancer. The HPV virus is the main cause of cervical cancer.
Health and Wellness | October 10, 2022
Vertigo: Causes and Treatments
Marked by dizziness and balance issues, vertigo is often a sign of an inner ear problem. At times, it's a brain issue. Learn treatments.
Health and Wellness | October 4, 2022
Flu vs. Coronavirus: What’s the Difference?
COVID-19 and flu are respiratory illnesses caused by different viruses. Learn the similarities and differences. Get vaccinated for both.
Health and Wellness | October 4, 2022
How to Have a Healthy Pregnancy At Age 35 or Older (podcast)
Learn the risks and help available for women who become pregnant at age 35 or older, also known as advanced maternal age.
Health and Wellness | September 30, 2022
Top 5 Millennial Health Issues (video)
Many millennials are dealing with chronic health issues, including diabetes and hypertension. A Scripps primary care physician explains.