By Eric Graham, registered organ donor and brother to a heart transplant recipient. National Donor Day is special for me every year. It brings awareness to organ, eye, and tissue donation across the country. It’s also a reminder of the impact that one person can have on many … [Read more...]
Beat the Thanksgiving Guilt – What to Eat on Turkey Day
Thanksgiving dinner—the one time each year we justify eating until our pants can’t button. Unfortunately, we aren’t filling up on an abundance of fruits and vegetables. Instead, the Thanksgiving dinner table is usually full of fat, salt, and sugar. Avoid Thanksgiving guilt by … [Read more...]
Oral Health and the Common Cold
It’s cold season, which means the germ-sharing festivities are well underway. If your household is like most, there’s a domino effect of colds passing between children and parents. You know the sniffling, sneezing, and runny nose are typical symptoms. But, there may be another … [Read more...]
Healthy Eating Activities for Preschoolers
You might love whole grains and leafy greens, but getting your kids to show the same enthusiasm toward a healthy diet can be tricky. To encourage a well balanced diet in kids, here are 3 healthy eating activities for preschoolers. … [Read more...]
Extreme Dental Phobia: Tips to Become Confident
Everybody is afraid of something. For certain people, it’s spiders (arachnophobia) or bees (apiphobia) or even high places (acrophobia). For others, extreme dental phobia (dentophobia) is the thing that scares them, that keeps them far away from the dentist’s office. … [Read more...]
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