by EHE Health | Sep-Wed-2023 | Blog Category C
According to BreastCancer.org, about 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer at some point. The disease accounts for about 30% of all new cancers in women annually. Men can also get breast cancer, although their lifetime risks are much lower at about 1 in 833. But...
by EHE Health | Sep-Wed-2023 | Blog Category C
Genetic testing for disease and general genetic research are relatively new fields that are already producing exciting results. According to the National Human Genome Research Institute, the eventual goal is personalized medicine. The general idea behind the research...
by EHE Health | Sep-Wed-2023 | Blog Category C
Your family health history checklist or record should include as much information as possible about the health of your first and second-degree relatives. You can create your own tree or use the Surgeon General’s My Family Health Portrait website. Vital information to...
by EHE Health | Sep-Wed-2023 | Blog Category C
You’re probably already familiar with tracing your family tree. Learning about who your ancestors were and what kinds of lives they lived can help you understand more about yourself and your own life. But did you know that there’s another type of family history that...
by EHE Health | Aug-Wed-2023 | Blog Category C
You’ve probably heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” As the Cleveland Clinic notes, specific dietary nutrients can help firm up your skin and reduce the effects of aging and ensure that your skin is as healthy as it can be. Here’s the best food for skin...
by EHE Health | Aug-Wed-2023 | Blog Category C
The National Cancer Institute notes that skin cancer is the most common type in the United States. Yet spending time outdoors is great for both your mental and physical health. According to the American Psychological Association, just being in nature can dramatically...
