National sucide prevention week
The National Suicide Prevention Week kicks off September 8th and runs through the 14th. The week is dedicated to promoting suicide awareness and helping loved ones know what warning signs to look for. This is an increasingly important isue, as suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. With suicide rates […]
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What Exactly is a Water Birth and What Are the Benefits?
It can be overwhelming to consider all your birthing options. Being inundated with endless suggestions and birth stories may leave you wondering what will be the best path for you and your little one. Perhaps you’ve thought about a water birth as this is a novel birthing option that more and more women are choosing. […]
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How Dave Solberg took control of his acid reflux
Dave Solberg resides in Hudson and is employed by the City of Edina in the public works department. He’s an active guy who enjoys social activities like eating out with friends but had to be cautious about what he consumed and to make sure he always had his antacids readily available. Not uncommon for a […]
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National Night Out on August 6, 2019
On National Night Out, neighbors gather at events to foster camaraderie among themselves and with local law enforcement. Building those relationships to build safer communities is the ultimate goal of National Night Out. Each year this special evening falls on the first Tuesday in August. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) founded National Night […]
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Visit a Farmers Market to Eat Healthier and Support Our Local Economy
During the warmer months, several farmers markets operate in our area. Here’s why you should visit one of them. 5 Reasons to Visit a Farmers Market Farmers markets have freshly picked, local produce. At farmers markets, you can purchase locally grown produce that the farmer picked not long before handing it to you. You get to […]
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Parenting Around Technology: How to Handle the Risks
While there’s no doubt that technology improves our quality of life in many ways, most of us are also aware of the darker side of our relationship with modern technology. The potential downside of technology’s presence in our lives aren’t theoretical or paranoid; there is a growing body of scientific research pointing to some harmful […]
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June is Men’s Health Month
You’re probably aware Father’s Day occurs every year on the third Sunday in June. Did you know there’s another observance in June that’s also significant for men? June is Men’s Health Month. This is a great time to encourage Dad and the other men you love to take an active role to improve their health. […]
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Lightning Facts: What You Need to Know
National Lightning Safety Awareness Week Facts and Safety Tips National Lightning Safety Awareness Week is June 23-29. Let’s take a few minutes to review some lightning facts and discuss several lightning safety tips. Lightning Facts: What You Need to Know Lightning is an electrical discharge caused by imbalances between storm clouds and the ground, or […]
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June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month: 5 Things You Need to Know
Every June, advocates, volunteers, health professionals, caregivers, and family members come together to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s and brain awareness. Supporters wear purple in solidarity for those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia on The Longest Day, June 21. One of the best ways you can support brain health for yourself and others is […]
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Mission Work Makes a Lasting Impact
Dr. Druffner’s Mission Trip to East Africa: Written by Dr. Druffner Each year for the past eight years, I have traveled with my family to St. Luke’s hospital in a village within the South Pare mountains of Tanzania, in East Africa. For five weeks each year, my mission has been to train and support the […]
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