The things we eat and drink make a big difference in our day-to-day lives. When life gets busy, it’s easy to fall into the
Welcome to the February Edition of RMG’s Health Monthly. We hope our patients and friends had a nice holiday season and have stayed healthy
When I was asked if I had anything to contribute to an article on Caring for Caregivers, my eyes welled up with tears in
Manas Mandal, PhD Fulbright Scholar & Professor I could not believe my ears as Longhorn (name altered to keep confidentiality) asked me one late
Nutraceutical products can be considered non-therapeutic dietary supplements used to promote general well-being. The term “nutraceutical” combines the two words of “nutrient,” which is
Happy holidays to our patients, friends and colleagues! We hope that you all are staying warm and healthy, and enjoying the holiday season with
Heart disease is the top cause of death among Americans. It’s a serious concern, and the likelihood of cardiovascular events increases and intensifies with
Hormones continue to affect the body long after puberty ends. As women enter perimenopause, which can begin around age 40, and go through menopause
When “All I Want for Christmas is You” suddenly takes over the airwaves after Halloween and every store is dripping with seasonal finery and
Hello, and welcome back to RMG’s Health Monthly. Fall is in the air, temperatures are dropping, and our leaves are tinged with red and
The holidays are creeping up! On the flip side of celebrations with family and friends, this time of year also brings busier schedules and
Did you know some bacteria are good for you? Your body is a home for many different bacteria. Some can make you sick, but
Get to know Susan Thomas, a Roseman nursing student completing her clinical rotation through Roseman Medical Group as part of her MSN/FNP degree. All
Michele Brock, RN, BSN, MSN, AGNP-C joins Roseman Medical Group from Michigan. She grew up in a town of 1,200 in southwest Michigan, where
Welcome to the October issue of Health Monthly! Our leaves may not be changing yet in Southern Nevada, but it surely does feel like
Many associate the bright yellow Cheerios cereal box with heart-healthy claims and promises to reduce Cholesterol. Towards the end of the 20th century, American consumers
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