by Olivia Miller | Mar 30, 2024 | Family Health Should I Take My Child to a Doctor for a Tick Bite? It’s officially Spring! The birds are out, the flowers are up, the leaves are pushing their way toward the sun, and the grass is growing quickly. It is the time of year when Charlotteans grab their baskets and picnic blankets and enjoy time outside reconnecting with nature before the sweltering heat of summer arrives ...
The Role of Occupational Health in Employee Satisfaction Occupational health plays a pivotal role in the various dimensions of employee well-being. As companies strive to create a positive work culture and enhance employee satisfaction, the focus on workplace health has gained prominence. Join us on this journey as we discuss the critical role of health at work in shaping the well-being and satisfaction of employees across diverse industries. Pre-Register Understanding Occupational Health Health at work ...
by Olivia Miller | Mar 13, 2024 | Family Health How Important is the Measles Vaccine? Like all parents, North Carolina parents of school-aged children are concerned about their health and well-being both at home and at school. Just before the start of their first year of school, kindergartners go for medical checkups and receive the vaccinations required by the state for enrollment. Data collected for the 2022-2023 school year by the U.S. Centers for Disease ...
The Importance of Normalizing STD Testing Despite advances in medical knowledge and technology, STDs remain pervasive, presenting a complex challenge for healthcare providers and individuals alike. The stigma surrounding STDs often leads to silence and avoidance, further exacerbating the problem. However, breaking this silence and normalizing discussions about STD testing is crucial in combating the spread of these infections and safeguarding individual and community health. Join us as we shed light on the prevalence of ...
by Social Joey | Feb 2, 2024 | Healthy Living Are Bronchitis and Pneumonia the Same Thing? If you are feeling under the weather and suffering from cold-like symptoms such as coughing a lot, increased mucus production, and a mild fever you may have a form of bronchitis. If your symptoms include rapid breathing, a high fever, and sweating—you might have contracted a form of pneumonia. Bronchitis and pneumonia both affect your breathing but in different ...
