According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
an average of 10 people die each day from unintentional drowning,
making it fifth...
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Most long-distance walkers and runners have experienced the
shooting pain of shin splints at some point in their athletic
journey. With race and...
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In America, nearly 75 million people have high blood pressure.
Elevated blood pressure can lead to stroke, heart failure, vision
loss, heart attack...
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Today is World No Tobacco Day, a time to encourage people around
the world to give up all forms of tobacco. In recent years, many
have turned to...
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While there has not been a case of Lyme Disease reported in Indiana
in the past year, Scott Stienecker, MD, FACP, FSHEA, FIDSA, CIC,
Medical Director...
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If you have or have been around a child in the past month, you’ve
likely seen or heard of the fidget spinner or the fidget cube. The
toys have been...
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Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. Whether you
choose to head to the track for the big race, or spend a relaxing
day at the lake,...
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Enjoy this monthly mindfulness post from Dave Johnson, PhD, CNS-
BC, LMFT, employee assistance specialist. I have a house that is a
period...
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With clinicians who recognize gender differences in heart disease,
Parkview Heart Institute has made a commitment to women in our
area, providing...
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For the last 42 years, Mary Ann Wissman has been serving the
community through her work at Parkview. She’s reached out through
various nursing...
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