Diabetes 101: What You Should Know
Diabetes is a prevalent and complex health condition affecting millions worldwide. At Townsen Memorial Hospital Group, we aim to provide you with essential knowledge and insights into the management and understanding of diabetes. Whether you have recently been diagnosed or are seeking to expand your understanding, this blog will cover the basics of diabetes, including its types, symptoms, risk factors, and the significance of early detection and treatment. Join us as we dive into diabetes and empower you with...
Wellness Check: Our Orthopedic Physicians Can Help
The end of the year is quickly approaching, which means it’s almost time again for New Year’s resolutions and realigned health goals. However, there is still time before the year ends to make good on the health goals you set back in January. End the year on a high note by seeing one of our Orthopedic Physicians! A medical specialty people don’t often take advantage of but should, is an orthopedic physician. This blog will explain when to see an orthopedic physician, what conditions orthopedic physicians...
Diabetes 101
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. The disease, which affects more than 37 million people in the United States, is as common as one in ten people and is the seventh leading cause of death in the country. Even more staggering than that, according to the CDC, one in five people with diabetes aren’t even aware that they have it. This month, we’ve gathered what you need to know, including pre-diabetes, symptoms, management and more. What is Diabetes? Diabetes is a chronic health condition that directly affects how...
Reducing Breast Cancer Risk Factors with 5 Easy Steps
Breast Cancer Risk Factors and 5 Easy Ways to Reduce Them October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, marking a good time to check in on your own breast health. Breast cancer is a disease characterized by cell overgrowth in the breasts. There are several types of breast cancer; the type depends on which kind of cells are turning into cancer. While several studies have shown that your risk of breast cancer is a combination of a variety of factors, there are some things you can do to reduce your risk of developing...