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What Does Vitamin D Do? 5 Questions Answered

During the coldest period of the year, you are at greater risk for different winter injuries, and health conditions than at other times during the year. One aspect of your health you may want to take into consideration is how much vitamin D you’re ge...

Hysterectomy - Not a "One Size Fits All" Procedure

Have you been dealing with pelvic pain for too long? Is heavy, frequent, or irregular uterine bleeding disrupting your life? Have you avoided pursuing other options because nothing has worked so far? If so, a hysterectomy – a surgery to remov...

Heart Smart at Every Age: A Lifelong Guide to Heart Health

Taking care of your heart is a lifelong commitment. Here’s how to manage your heart health through all stages of life.

Hair Loss Isn’t Always Permanent: 4 Hair Loss Treatments and Technologies

Losing your hair? Here are 4 hair loss treatments and technologies that might help you regrow your hair.

Pregnancy After Miscarriage or Infant Loss: What You Can Expect

If you have had a pregnancy in the past that resulted in miscarriage or infancy loss, getting pregnant might feel a little different this time. However, there are some things that you may be able to anticipate as you go through this next pregnancy.

When Should I Get My First Colonoscopy?

Your first colonoscopy can be nerve-wracking, but Duly Health and Care is here to guide you through it.

What Is A Facial?

Maintaining your skin’s health affects the appearance and the vitality of your face, a surefire way to keep you feeling youthful and revitalized. Whether you have dry, oily or acne prone skin, you may be the perfect candidate for a facial.

What Is a Sunburn, Really — And What Is It Doing to Your Skin?

You know sunburns are red and painful, but what is a sunburn really? Here’s what it’s actually doing to your skin in the short- and long-term.

A Life-Saving Catch - Jim's Story

For Jim Z., an active 61-year-old, feeling winded after routine activities seemed like a normal part of aging. But a day of baseball drills with his son changed everything.

Which Health Conditions Could Put Me at Higher Risk for Heart Disease?

Heart disease is a serious health concern, as it is the leading cause of death in the United States. There are several risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease, from genetics to conditions that can be modified be with treatment. If you are...