Community News
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Everlasting Wellness Counseling Has Multiple Locations Throughout PA
Mental Health counseling is one of the fastest growing health and wellness needs in our community. Therapy is considered a
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Medical Equipment Supplier for Home & Care Facilities Recognized for Quality Service
Many Lancaster residents are in search of a reliable medical equipment supplier for their home or care facility. ProCare Medical
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Save The Date! The First Annual Poconos Sober St. Patrick’s Day® is the Go-To Event on March 24th, 2024
Looking for a really fun event that the whole family can participate in to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? You won’t
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5 Reasons You Should Sign Up For Yoga At Universal Athletic Club In Lancaster
Yoga is one of the most popular practices for stress reduction and Yoga increases flexibility and helps with sports injury
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WellSpan Health recognized as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Women
For the second year in a row, WellSpan Health’s efforts to create a welcoming workplace have been recognized by Newsweek
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Pa. counties say more funds for mental health services needed in state budget
“Governor Shapiro recognizes that mental health is just as important as physical health. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro unveiled a $48
Health and Wellness News
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Study Shows How Daily Low-Dose Aspirin Could Help Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Low dose aspirin is recommended for some people who have had major cardiac events. A recent study looked at whether
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Half of people worldwide at risk of developing mental health conditions by age 75, per new study
A new study of over 156,000 people showed that half of the people worldwide can expect to experience some form of a mental health disorder by the age of 75.
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ALS also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease is much more common than you think.
ALS is a progressive degenerative condition that causes irreversible damage to the brain and spinal cord. About 5,000 people are diagnosed with the disease yearly.
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Stats Show Diabetes Is a Big Concern In Lancaster PA
Increased cases of diabetes in Pennsylvania have heightened the risk for retinopathy. Close observation of blood sugar and A1c levels is imperative for prevention.
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Eating too much ‘free sugar’ has 45 negative health effects, study finds
There are at least 45 good reasons to cut back on added sugar, according to a new study. Copious research
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Hunger vs. thirst: tips to tell the difference
How often have you heard your stomach growl, felt a little light-headed or had an oncoming headache and immediately reached
News with Views
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New study suggests we might be drinking too much water.
A new study revealed that the amount of water that one needs to consume varies widely from person to person.
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Causes, Risk Factors, And Complications Of Narcissistic Personality Disorder
The psychological name for self-centered behavior and those who show little care for others around them is narcissistic personality disorder
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The Flu Shot: What You Need to Know
Many medical professionals think you need a flu shot to avoid getting sick or developing complications if you do become
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Redefining Hospital Food with a Focus on Healthy, Local Ingredients at Lancaster General Hospital
The term “hospital food” isn’t generally seen as a compliment. But Penn Medicine is changing that perception, elevating the food
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Lancaster County To Be Awarded Funding for Project Spark: Training- to-Career Program
Governor Tom Wolf announced new funding for Project SPARK, through Pennsylvania’s Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program (MTTC), to help recruit and
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Medical myths In the News: All about Diabetes
Globally, diabetes is becoming increasingly prevalent, as are the myths and misconceptions that surround it. Here, we discuss 11 of
Press Releases
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Attention Car and Motorcycle Cruise Enthusiasts!
Join United Zion Retirement Community for their 2022 Annual Car and Motorcycle Cruise on Tuesday, August 9th from 6 pm
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Local Entrepreneur Awarded a PATENT for Woman’s Health Product!
Local Entrepreneur awarded a PATENT for Women’s Health Product! Dawn Cutillo, of the Susquehanna Valley area, has been in the