Who doesn't love February? After all, this oddly spelled month is synonymous with romance, flowers, butterflies in the stomach - and a groundhog for some reason. I would venture to guess that more couples get engaged or married in February than any other time of year.

The New Year is here, and 2017 has the potential to be your best year ever.  Whether you’ve made a resolution or not, staying healthy should be priority for us all.  Here are 17 tips to stay and live well this year.

Trust: a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability or strength of someone or something.

There is a certain chemical process that occurs somewhere deep in the brain of individuals that I meet casually at galas, museum openings, or at the Chick-fil-a where I really hang out.  The obligatory “How are you?” is uttered by myself and the other party summarily followed by the standard

November is American Diabetes Awareness Month and our pharmacists are taking a stand on diabetes. 

Imagine for a moment that you’ve just purchased your dream home – a 5,000 square foot beauty overlooking a gorgeous inlet of a majestic lake. After purchasing such a beautiful home, sometimes changing the air filter is the last thing to come to mind.

Here’s a question you probably haven’t considered – are you at risk for a pneumococcal disease?In other words, do you suffer from lung, heart, liver or kidney disease? Here are some more questions you should ask…

With all the information concerning men’s health, we no longer have to wait for symptoms of an illness to take better care of ourselves. On average, a man reaching the age of 65 can be expected to live until 83.4 years of age.

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a common condition where an individual is in great psychological stress. This condition can develop over time and is currently affecting one in every four adults in the United States.

Allergy season is here. Stay clear with these allergy medication tips.