When Yvonne Serrano learned she had uterine cancer, it had already spread to her ovaries and nearby lymph nodes. She was in Stage 3C uterine and ovarian cancer, moving toward Stage 4. Serrano had been battling symptoms and searching for answers for months before her February 2019 diagnosis. Plagued by nearly constant menstrual bleeding, an

Flu season is around the corner and with the threat of COVID-19 still circulating within our communities, we need to do everything within our power to prevent getting the flu. Everyone 6 months and older should get vaccinated. You can catch the flu any time of the year, but typically it becomes more active in

Although the term “heart failure” can be alarming, many people live normal lives for longer periods through early diagnosis and treatment. Heart failure is actually quite common, affecting nearly 6.5 million Americans over the age of 20. What is heart failure? To clear up a common misconception, heart failure does not mean that your heart

By now, you know that practicing good hand hygiene is a key part of protecting against COVID-19. If you don’t have easy access to soap and water you should kill germs by applying hand sanitizer, right? That’s still accurate and important information, but figuring out which sanitizers are safe and effective has become increasingly difficult.