In the United States, we are fortunate to have options, especially when it comes to having children and who will be involved in the delivery. Let’s take a look at what your choices are when you’re expecting a baby. Currently,... Read More
With the arrival of flu season, it’s time to start heading to your local healthcare provider for a flu shot. Not sure if you should get one? Let’s take a look at some common questions surrounding this important topic. Can... Read More
Oct. 3, 2017 Oaklawn emergency team conducts training drill with Marshall police, firefighters MARSHALL – No one can predict when a horrific event might occur, and even the safest-seeming environment might turn dangerous. On Sept. 28, the staff of Oaklawn’s... Read More
Dealing with allergy symptoms can be frustrating. On top of the obvious discomfort, a lot of us don’t want to take medicine if we don’t really need it. The simplest way to handle your allergy symptoms and avoid medication is... Read More
Outdoor allergens tend to appear in the environment seasonally, with the timing and duration of these allergens depending on multiple factors, including geographic area and temperature. In our area, tree pollen typically begins to be detected in March and April.... Read More
Friends or family may suggest a special treatment called allergen immunotherapy, or allergy shots. For over 100 years, allergy shots have been used with very good efficacy in decreasing symptom severity, reducing the need for medications, and lessening asthma symptoms.... Read More
By Sumita Saha, M.D. Breast reconstruction can be physically and emotionally rewarding for a woman who has lost a breast, most commonly because of cancer. The topic bears special consideration during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, observed every October. Before... Read More
By: David Swender, D.O. Summers are a great time to enjoy the outdoor activities Michigan has to offer. In August, people from around Calhoun County get out to the Fairgrounds for a wonderful week of rides, animals and activities. Unfortunately,... Read More