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Heat Exhaustion: Preventing & Treating Overheating in California’s Central Valley
California’s Central Valley shapes much of the state’s interior region. It’s a 450-mile stretch of land that at its widest point measures 60 miles. It’s also one of the hottest regions in California, especially in the southern San Joaquin Valley and Tulare Basin. ...
Summer Vacation Planning: Your First Aid Packing List From Fresno’s Top Doctor
Per a 2017 report, Californians forfeited 97 million paid days off. Almost half of people in the U.S. do not use all of their time off, and there are five reasons why this is so common. Don’t need all of the time off they get. Don’t want to fall behind at work. Don’t...
Treating Everyday Back Injuries with Premium Sports Orthopedics
About 65 million Americans have experienced back pain in the past year. It leads to 83 million days of time off from work each year. Chronic back pain affects about 16 million adults. It’s the sixth most expensive condition to treat. Back pain is one of the hardest...
Navigating Spring Time Allergies and Injuries in Fresno
Fresno’s open spaces, gorgeous weather, and abundance of things to do and see encourage residents and visitors to get outside and be active. However, it can be frustrating to make the most of the weather and area if you’re injured while enjoying yourself or dealing...
Telemedicine Trends: The Future of Remote Healthcare Services
The number of physicians who adopted telemedicine as one of their skills increased by 100%. Before 2020, 20% listed the skill and it increased to 40% during and after COVID-19. The AMA reports telehealth usage increased by 70% in 2020. People are happy to embrace...
Safe Spring: Enjoying Fresno’s Outdoors Without ER Trips
More than 80 parks and trails are found within Fresno. Golf courses, Lewis S. Eaton, and Sugar Pine trails are in the city, while there are many others around the area. Woodward Park spans 300 acres with the gorgeous Japanese Garden, a dog park, playgrounds, lakes and...
Occupational Health Made Easy: Urgent Care Services in Fresno
In 50 years, the partnership between OSHA, state agencies, and employers has helped reduce worker injuries and illnesses. The numbers dropped from 10.9 per 100 workers in 1972 to 2.7 per 100 in 2022. Deaths decreased from about 38 per day in 1972 to 15 per day in...
Staying Healthy During Flu Season: Tips From Fresno’s Top Doctor
So far, the CDC estimates that from October 1st to March 9th, there have been as many as 54 million cases of the flu, and almost half of those resulted in medical visits. As many as 670,000 people have had to be hospitalized due to the flu. Influenza is a virus that...
Understanding Your Chest Pain: When to See a Fresno Doctor
Chest pain is one of the most alarming types of pain to experience, yet many causes of pain aren’t as worrisome as you first imagine. In a lifetime, your odds of experiencing chest pain are as high as 40%, and it’s more common in women. Take a closer look at chest...
What to Do After Suffering a Burn: Tips From Fresno’s Top Urgent Care
Every 65 seconds, the American Burn Association estimates someone in the U.S. is burned. Children 15 or younger account for 26% of burn injuries. Scald burns are one of the most common, but motor vehicle accidents, electrical burns from electrical wires, fireworks,...