by EHE Health | Nov-Mon-2025 | Blog Category C
When the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, many will begin their annual resolutions: more reading, less scrolling; more home cooking, less ordering in; more walking, less couch time. We may have the intention of sticking to such goals, but everyday life —...
by EHE Health | Aug-Thu-2025 | Blog Category C
Winter brings a lot of good things, from cozy evenings by the fireplace to brisk outdoor adventures. But it also brings a host of diseases, with everything from respiratory illnesses to gastrointestinal bugs making the rounds. No one wants to get sick, especially...
by EHE Health | Aug-Thu-2025 | Blog Category C
The holiday season may conjure up some wholesome memories: families gathered around the fireplace or the dinner table, kids sledding down the local hill, or townspeople congregating at a local outdoor market. But the pressure to live up to those fantasy images can be...
by EHE Health | Aug-Thu-2025 | Blog Category C
Blood sugar, or blood glucose, is essential to life. When you eat carbohydrates, your body breaks them down and converts them to sugar, which is then released into your bloodstream. Your pancreas secretes a hormone known as insulin, which helps those sugars enter your...
by EHE Health | Aug-Thu-2025 | Blog Category C
Diabetes is a disease that causes your body’s blood glucose (or blood sugar) levels to be unusually high. When you have diabetes, you’re at increased risk for damage to other parts of your body, including your heart, kidneys, nerves, and eyes. The disease is...
by EHE Health | Aug-Thu-2025 | Blog Category C
The BRCA1 gene, along with the BRCA2 gene, is often misunderstood. Though BRCA is an abbreviation for “breast cancer,” having these genes does not mean you’ll get cancer. In fact, these genes are present in every human. They normally play a huge role...
