Advice and wisdom from health professionals
Regular readers of this column will know that Dr. Rick Graebe, an optometrist in Versailles, specializes in Vision Therapy, a kind of physical therapy for the eyes, brain and body that has a high success rate for children struggling in school.
The opportunity to get outside and swim, walk or ride a bike is probably just what you and the more than 27 million other Americans who suffer from osteoarthritis need.
When I was an intern, I came down with hand, foot, and mouth disease.
The earlier a visual problem is detected, the better. And early detection works best when parents know the warning signs.
Prescription drug abuse and misuse is rising at alarming rates.
And a large number of abused prescription drugs are obtained from the home medicine cabinet.
On average every day, 8- to 18-year-olds spend four hours watching TV, videos, DVDs and prerecorded shows; more than one hour on the computer; and almost one hour playing video games.
Nocturnal enuresis, or bedwetting, affects millions of children, teens and young adults.
It can lead to embarrassment, shame, and fear of participating in overnight activities such as sleepovers.
Many patients stepping into the Family Eyecare Associates offices in Versailles may think they’ve discovered a good place to get a new pair of glasses.
What they may not realize is that this is one of the most unique eye care centers in the state.
The best way for seniors to stay healthy is to eat nutritiously, exercise regularly, take an active role in their health care and understand their Medicare benefits.
Renovations to Lyman V. Ginger Allow Rehabilitation Hospital to Consolidate Pediatric Care
