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The Emerging Role of Testosterone In Health and Diseases of Men

Low testosterone syndrome (low T) in middle-age men, often used synonymously with andro-pause, androgen deficiency or late onset hypogonadism (LOH), is defined as a condition… Continue Reading

The Daily Grind and Your Spine

By Angela C. Darling, DC, MSW

By now, you've probably heard that stress is not good for you. It can cause or worsen many illnesses, including high blood pressure, diabetes, gastro-intestinal… Continue Reading

Hammertoes, Crooked Toes Are Serious and Often Need Correction

By Evetta L. Borden, DPM

For some, shoe shopping is a delightful pursuit, for others those with a seriously crooked toe wearing fashionable shoes becomes a nightmare as toes rub… Continue Reading

Do You Really Have Enough Car Insurance?

By Ben Glass, Esquire

The tragic death of a Catholic nun who was hit by a drunk driver in Prince William County in early August serves to remind our… Continue Reading

Forgiveness

By Robert A. Fontana, L.C.S.W

There has been much written about forgiveness. The topic frequently asks us to consider questions like, “When is it appropriate to forgive, or when it… Continue Reading

Approaches to Pain Managment

By Jennifer Lee, DO, MPH

Pain costs the US billions of dollars annually in lost work, productivity and medical expenses. Additionally, billions are spent on prescription and over-the-counter medication to… Continue Reading

How Does Sleep Apnea Impair Weight Loss and Energy

By Arthur M. Strauss, DDS

I have written about the relationship between obstructive sleep apnea, heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Successfully treated sleep apnea has a correlation with losing weight… Continue Reading

Non-Surgical Options For Low Back and Neck Pain

By Gary Blabey, DC

There are many conservative options for treating chronic unresponsive spinal pain and most practitioners would agree that surgery, while necessary at times, should be limited… Continue Reading