Mental Health

What is HPV and how is it spread?

HPV, or human papillomavirus, is a very common infection in the United States – and many people may not even know that they have...
Mental Health

Tdap and DTaP: Vaccine schedule, differences and more

We used to hear about them all the time: tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough (also known as pertussis). These diseases used to be a...

Symptoms of gout, causes & treatments

You’re lying peacefully in bed, then suddenly you’re wide awake and something’s not right – your big toe is throbbing with a burning pain....

TRIA women’s sports medicine | Podcast

The passage of Title IX in 1972 sparked a seismic change in women’s sports, giving equal opportunity for countless athletes to pursue their athletic...

Different types of hepatitis: What you need to know

Hepatitis is a type of inflammation that affects your liver – an essential organ that performs hundreds of functions to keep you healthy. Most...
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New Episode of So Glad You Asked: Breastfeeding Choices and Challenges

New Episode of So Glad You Asked: Breastfeeding Choices and Challenges Join us for our latest episode of So Glad You Asked with Dr. Ruta...
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MMR vaccine: How it works and when it’s recommended

Over the years, scientists have developed groundbreaking vaccines that have significantly reduced and prevented the spread of highly contagious diseases worldwide. One such vaccine is...
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Am I ready to have a baby?

Life is full of decisions. One of the biggest can be whether it’s a good time to start a family. If you’re considering having a...
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Why do you crave sugar? It might be genetic

Most people know what it’s like to crave a sweet treat. Just about everyone feels the urge to reach for a soda or a...
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How genetics affect caffeine sensitivity

For the vast majority of adults, caffeine is a consistent part of their daily routine. Many people can’t start their day without their morning...
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7 causes of shoulder pain without injury

Often, pain in the shoulder can be traced back to a specific injury or cause. Maybe you pushed yourself a little too hard while...