By Dr. Kathleen Prendergast
Heart health should always be a concern, but for people with diabetes, it is extremely important. Diabetes is a disorder in which your body doesn't produce or process insulin correctly and is often directly connected to cardiovascular disease. In fact, a person with diabetes has twice the chance of developing heart disease as someone without this condition. Several other factors to consider:
What Can Women Do To Lower Their Risk Of Dying From Breast Cancer?
By Helen Mrose MD PhD
While a woman can’t control certain genetic factors that put them at risk for breast cancer, there are actions they can take to reduce their risk. Controllable factors include:
By Dr. Jeffrey Cranska
How to Deal With Bad Breath
Bad breath is unpleasant odors in the air you exhale. It is normal for this to occur occasionally from the intake from certain foods, such as onions or garlic or “morning breath” caused by mouth changes while you sleep. The majority of long-lasting bad breath (halitosis) is usually caused by problems in the mouth. Your dentist is the first place to go to rule out dental problems.
Clint Provenza (left) and Clif Dierking (right) announcing the 2011 mileage challenge winners. Photo by Nicole Gray
By Nicole Gray
On Jan.28, the Severna Park Peloton (SPP) cycling club held its annual awards and appreciation dinner for members at Hella’sRestaurant and Lounge in Millersville.Awards were given to participants of the Severna Park Peloton’s 2011mileage challenge as well as to members who rode a large number of miles during the year.
Conrad Welle of Severna Park weighing in with 14 pounds of candy, the largest single amount Dr. Miller’s office received this year!
Dr. Kendall Miller’s office was a candy wonderland! He is happy to say that he paid out $141 in silver and gold dollar coins to children who sold him their Halloween candy. After the candy buy-back, Dr. Miller made a donation to the Red Cross in the same amount. Seven boxes of candy were then delivered to local shelters. “We had an excellent turn out this year,” Dr. Miller stated. “I would like to thank all of our patients who brought their candy in.”
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