Three Signs That It’s Time To Book A Hearing Test

When your ability to clearly hear decreases to the point at which you need one or two hearing aids, the process might not happen suddenly. If your hearing goes downhill over time, you might not realize the degree to which you're struggling with hearing what's around you. Visiting a hearing specialist for a test -- and getting hearing aids to restore your hearing -- can drastically improve your quality of life. Read More 

What You Need To Know About Interim Foster Care

Finding out that you are pregnant at a young age can be frightening. Some young, expectant mothers are unsure whether or not keeping their child is a viable option. Making this type of decision can be overwhelming when you are dealing with the physical strain of pregnancy. Rather than making any hard and fast decision while you are in an emotional state, you might want to consider interim foster care as a solution. Read More 

With Great Technology Comes Conditions Like Computer Vision Syndrome

Computers changed the world and in doing so, also created some medical problems for millions of people working jobs that entail sitting in front of a computer most of the day. The eye strain caused by a computer monitor is a lot different that the eye strain caused by reading the pages in a book. If you work on a computer every day, learning more about how to protect your vision while doing so is extremely important. Read More 

Why Your Child May Need Braces

While not every child will need to have braces, the chances that your son or daughter will need them increases if you had braces as a youngster. One of the problems with their teeth and jaw that children inherit from their parents is malocclusion, which is a difference in size between the upper and lower jaw. This is more commonly referred to as an over- or underbite. Other causes for needing braces include: Read More 

Heart Disease: 4 Ways To Lower Your Risk

Heart disease is not one type of disease but a label given to different types of cardiovascular conditions. These may include arrhythmias, heart failure, heart valve problems, and many others. Here are some ways to lower your risk for heart disease and live a long, healthy life: Know Your Risk The first thing you should do if you want to lower your risk for heart disease is find out exactly what your risk is. Read More