Dry January, brought to popularity by the British charity “Alcohol Change UK,” is a health campaign and challenge to encourage people to go alcohol-free for the month of January. Dry January is often thought of as a way to reset your body after a holiday season full of indulgences and start your New Year’s Resolutions off strong.

According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, there are about 160 holiday decorating-related injuries each day during the holiday season (November 1 – January 31). In this blog, we’ll cover the most common holiday injuries and how to reduce the risk of these injuries.

Bipolar disorder – formerly known as manic depression – is a mental health condition characterized by extreme mood swings that can disrupt a person’s daily life, work, and relationships. While managing bipolar disorder can be challenging, individuals can lead fulfilling lives with proper treatment and support.

Think you’re done with chickenpox after battling it as a kid? Unfortunately, the varicella-zoster virus – the virus responsible for chickenpox – can linger in your nerve cells after the initial infection. Years, even decades later, it can reactivate as shingles, a painful and sometimes debilitating virus.

This blog post explores the differences between nose and mouth breathing, the effects on sleep, and what you need to know about the latest breathing trends.

In the quest for better health, many people turn to vitamins and other dietary supplements. However, while dietary supplements can be beneficial when used appropriately, they also come with potential risks that are often overlooked.