Tug River Health Association has partnered with West Virginia University to provide a mobile unit providing low dose CT scan for lung cancer screening, September 15 and 16 at the Gary and Riv... read more >>
People are taught from a young age that smoking tobacco can be dangerous. The toxic substances in cigarettes can affect your health in various ways. Thankfully, quitting today can reduce the risk o... read more >>
If you’ve decided to quit smoking, take a moment to congratulate yourself. You’re taking an important health care
step with countless benefits, includ... read more >>
Good health is more valuable than any possession. Besides taking care to exercise, eat right, and generally live a healthy lifestyle, it’s essential to see your
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Diabetes — a disease in which the body struggles to produce or use insulin properly — has several well-understood symptoms, including fatigue and unexplained weight loss. However, signs of this con... read more >>
Also known as dysmenorrhea, menstrual cramps are common side effects of having your period. They cause mild to acute discomfort in the lower abdomen and typically last one to four days. When t... read more >>
November is COPD Awareness Month, so it’s the perfect time to remind yourself of the importance of lung health. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is an inflammatory condition that blocks... read more >>
Preventive care is essential for maintaining overall health. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many people are hesitant to visit medical facilities for anything other than emerge... read more >>
If you’re recovering from substance use disorder, you may be experiencing the uncomfortable side effects of withdrawal from drugs or alcohol. Depending on your levels of use and substan... read more >>
When deciding what kind of medical professional you want to see, there are a variety of different providers to select from. A family docto...
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