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Accident Prone: Common Holiday Accidents [INFOGRAPHIC]

It's November, which means the holiday season is nearly here. With all the joy and family gatherings the holidays bring comes injuries and illness, too. Keep your family healthy this year by understanding - and avoiding - the most common holiday accidents. But if you find yourself needing medical attention, find a nearby urgent care center to get the help you need.

How to Describe Medical Symptoms to Your Doctor

Struggling to communicate your symptoms to your doctor? Learn how to effectively convey your medical situation with our five practical tips. Get the treatment you need by mastering the art of medical communication.

Positive for COVID? 7 tips for taking care of yourself at home with Omicron

With cases spiking again, many people who avoided COVID until now are catching it. Learn the next steps you should take if you end up testing positive.

From Apple Picking to Preserving: 4 Safety Tips for Fall Treats

Fall is the time for pumpkin and apple picking, and trick or treating. As well, many people start freezing or preserving the fruits they pick. These four safety tips for fall treats will help you avoid harmful bacteria. They will also help you to stay healthy while preserving fruit, and teach you how too many sugary treats can be harmful to diabetics.

In the Nurse's Office: Common Sicknesses in Schools [Infographic]

Did you know 40% of school-age children between 5 and 17 miss at least three days of school a year due to injury or illness? Bacteria and viruses can lurk anywhere, but proper prevention can keep your kids healthy, in school and out of the urgent care.

Helpful tips to getting your partner to go to the doctor

Encouraging a partner to prioritize their health can be challenging. Discover effective strategies to convey the importance of regular check-ups and preventive care, even if they feel "fine". Learn how to initiate the conversation, present the facts, and help them find a trusted healthcare provider. Remember, your concern and support can make a significant difference in their health journey.

Omicron BA.2 ‘stealth’ variant: Do you need to worry about the dominant strain sweeping across the U.S?

At this point, many of us may suffer from “pandemic fatigue.” It can be frustrating to learn about a new subvariant on the loose, just when we were beginning to resume our pre-pandemic lives. The silver lining is that, according to the CDC, BA2 causes milder symptoms than previous variants. Milder does not always translate to mild symptoms, particularly in unvaccinated and people who are immunocompromised, notes the CDC. The BA.2 strain must be monitored and reasonable precautions are being advised.