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I know it’s ironic to quote a famous fast-food chain advertisement in a health and wellness magazine, but on this one – they got it right! They understood one of the most overlooked principles of our health: the need for rest. (How they recommend fulfilling that need, and what many others think is where we differ…) Most studies indicate that …

By Renee Chillcott, LMHC In the summer months, heat and humidity create an enormous amount of blood flow in our bodies and can cause a lot of disruption in our brains, but why am I feeling this way in February? Why is anxiety and depression and maybe even headaches happening with more frequency when stress levels are not peaking? The …

As we usher in another year of May flowers, we get closer to a day dedicated to that remarkable woman in our lives: mom. From getting us to practice on time to making sure lunch was packed, it’s hard to find a way to thank mothers for all they truly do. Here at Bauman Medical, we believe we offer a …

Bladder cancer is a significant health concern in the U.S., and there are some interesting gender differences to be aware of. Bladder cancer mainly affects adults over 55, with the highest rates in those ages 65–74. It is the third most diagnosed cancer in U.S. men, who are three to four times more likely than women to develop it, due …

After spending more than a quarter-century as a Board-Certified Chiropractic Orthopedist, Dr. Joseph Costello knows all too well that a great many of us suffer from back pain. “According to numerous studies, an estimated 80 percent of all adults will experience back pain at some point in their lives,” Costello says. “More than $14 billion is spent annually on treating …

Back surgeries may not work for several reasons. Often, these procedures are to fix the spine rather than restore function. At certain cases, the pain may not go away, either. The reason for this is that pain may be coming from a different part of the spine than being fixed. Sometimes, well-intentioned surgeries may even inadvertently destabilize the spine. However, …

By David A. Goldman MD – While there are certainly new developments in cataract surgery every year, these pale in comparison to the innovations that occur over decades. While many of the technologies discussed in this article are currently available in trials, it is important to remember that they are still in trials for a reason. Once safety data has …

By Brent Myers OK. So here we are… five months into a new year. How are things working out for you? Did you set goals for making this year the best year ever? Did you have dreams and ambitions to make this year different? Did you plan on making things better? Well… how are you doing? Too often we wait …

By Paul Echavarria Everything you need to know: Accessible Bathtubs vs Accessible Showers People with mobility issues must have an accessible bathtub or shower to use at their homes. Accessible bathtubs and showers are each designed to accommodate people who have mobility impairments or other disabilities but there are differences between the two. In this article, you will learn about …

by Alan J. Bauman, MD, ABHRS Before and 12 months after PRP by Dr. Alan Bauman While laughter is often lauded as the best medicine, it can sometimes be hard to let out a chuckle when the world feels like a whirlwind. Hectic commutes, long days at the office, and family drama can all bring on stress with ease. And …