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Mild Winter Means More Ticks
With the mild winter we have seen this year in New England, it is predicted that our tick population will be larger than normal this year. Ticks transmit disease, which might make you think twice about your next hike into the woods, regardless of the season. The good news is that you don’t have to avoid […]
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Beware: Frostbite
Frostbite is a major health concern in the winter for anyone spending time in the outdoors. It is a common injury that is caused by exposure to severe cold or contact with extremely cold objects. You may think that frostbite comes only from exposure to cold air temperatures, but that’s not true. Frostbite occurs more […]
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It’s Flu Season Again
For much of New England December is prime time for colds, influenza and other respiratory illnesses. Learning how to protect yourself and your loved ones can help ensure a happy healthy winter season. The flu vaccine remains the best way to prevent and control influenza. The best time to get a flu vaccine is October […]
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Staying Stress-Free during the Holidays
It seems the holiday cheer falls upon us earlier and earlier every year. Christmas candy hits the shelves the day after Halloween, and Black Friday shopping has taken over Thanksgiving. What may not be on everyone’s mind while scouring flyers for holiday deals is the stress that comes during the holidays. According to a study […]
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