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Health and Wellness | March 19, 2025
Hispanic Women and Heart Disease: What To Look For
Heart disease is the second leading cause of death among Hispanic women. Obesity, hypertension and diabetes are major risk factors.

Health and Wellness | March 13, 2025
What Are The Causes of Anal Itching?
Anal itching may be due to not wiping right, something you ate or something more serious. Learn what causes anal itching and treatments.

Health and Wellness | March 10, 2025
Celebrate Pi Day with a Healthy Slice of Pie
March 14 or 3/14 is Pi Day. Celebrate the world-famous math symbol 𝜋 with a healthy slice of pie. Try our sweet potato pie recipe.

Health and Wellness | March 10, 2025
Can Age-Related Farsightedness be Fixed?
Presbyopia is a common age-related condition that impairs close vision, typically corrected with lenses. Learn about treatments.

Health and Wellness | March 7, 2025
Can Your Nails Show Signs of an Illness?
Learn what certain color and texture changes in your fingernail may reveal about your health, including underlying conditions.

Health and Wellness | March 7, 2025
Vertigo: Causes and Treatments
Vertigo, characterized by dizziness and balance issues, is a symptom of inner ear or brain issues. Learn about its causes and treatments.

Health and Wellness | March 6, 2025
What Are the Top 10 Health Concerns for Baby Boomers ?
As baby boomers age, their risk for conditions like cancer and heart disease goes up. Learn how to manage and prevent these conditions.

Health and Wellness | March 5, 2025
How to Choose Over-the-Counter Pain Medicine
Understand the differences between acetaminophen and NSAIDs to choose the right over-the-counter pain medication.

Health and Wellness | March 4, 2025
Coping With San Diego’s Year-Round Allergy Season
Allergy season is year-round in San Diego. Follow offers tips to manage allergy symptoms and prevent health problems.

Health and Wellness | March 3, 2025
Why Is The Measles Vaccine So Important?
Measles, once thought to have been eradicated, is now back, due largely to people not vaccinating. The MMR vaccine is highly effective.