Care Resource recognizes that women's bodies differ from men's in many subtle ways. We believe our patients have a right to high quality care that is comprehens...
Hope is happening.
Right here in South Florida at a place called Rezilir Health.
Hope is not a word that one usually associates with early Alzheimer’s. It ha...
“True passion is the key to success”, said Dr. Ramon Castellanos, responsible for spearheading the creation of his highly acclaimed Regenerative Medicine Instit...
Keeping Kids Active
Anyone who's seen kids on a playground knows that most are naturally physically active and love to move around. But what might not be appar...
Acne is a condition that is experienced by approximately 50% of women and 25% of men, often introducing itself throughout the teen and adolescent years.
AUTISM
Having its onset in early childhood, usually before the age of 3 years, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), or autism, is a common brain disorder that af...
Instead of allowing fear to take over during difficult times, replace one 'f' word with another and have some fortitude. Every obstacle/challenge is an opportunity to grow if we allow ourselves to. So whether the goal is to lose 10 pounds, go back to school, learn another language, o
r change careers:
GO FOR IT. YOU ARE CAPABLE.
Healthier Summer Snacking
Summer means being on-the-go, enjoying the hot weather, and—likely—a less-than-predictable schedule. Planning ahead and incorporating healthy snacks are great ways to make sure you stay on track with maintaining your weight loss when life is busy. Here are some fast, easy, and delicious snack ideas for when you’re short on time:
Being declared cancer-free is something to celebrate. But for many patients, that milestone comes with a mix of emotions – joy, anger, relief, sadness, confusion, and even guilt. Transitioning from patient to survivor is not a destination. Rather, it is the beginning of a new normal. By Guillermo Lazo, MD
“Aphasia can have a life-long impact on an individual,” he says. “So it’s important to have ongoing support that allows a person with aphasia to continue practicing communication strategies, explore resources, gain encouragement, and learn how to best navigate life with this disorder.”
