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Easing your child’s fear of the doctor
When it’s time to see the doctor for a checkup or vaccinations, many children feel anxious and scared of the unknown. Rosvida San Gabriel, MD “We want our kids to feel safe and happy…
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What Happens After a Diabetes Diagnosis?
Receiving a diabetes diagnosis can be overwhelming and even frightening. However, with the right medications and lifestyle changes, individuals can thrive with diabetes. What might those lifestyle adjustments look like? A primary focal point is…
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Make the connection – Changing how you think may change how you feel
Maybe this question has been on your mind: Can my mental state affect my physical health? Doctors have suspected for centuries that there is a powerful tie between mind and body, and modern medical studies…
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Peripheral Artery Disease – Don’t ignore poor circulation
No matter where it happens in your body, poor circulation can be a serious problem. A prime example: peripheral artery disease (PAD). Syed Hussain, MD “PAD happens when arteries to the legs (and sometimes…
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June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month
Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month is observed in June as an opportunity to spread the word about and discuss Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. Keep your brain sharp by incorporating these healthy habits into your…
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Saving Hearts from Surgery
Structural Heart team uses the latest technology and techniques to provide a less invasive option. At Riverside, our Structural Heart team works to evaluate, manage and treat patients with structural heart diseases. In the past,…
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SPINES: Orthopedics or Neurosurgeons?
When it comes to our spines, many patients have questions and concerns on who to go to for the best care. Our spines are made of bones, so an orthopedic specialist is best, right?…
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What is Parkinson’s Disease?
Parkinson’s disease occurs when there is decreased dopamine production in the brain, which makes it difficult for the brain to coordinate muscle movements. Lower dopamine levels can also lead to mood and cognitive issues later…
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GRATEFUL for great care – A young woman’s breast cancer journey
Lexie Painter was enjoying a few carefree winter days in 2020 with friends in St. Louis. When she hopped into the shower one morning, she happened to run her hand across her right breast…
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Protect your brain from serious injury
A hit to the head can be painful. It can also be deadly— about 150 Americans die every day from injuries related to what’s called a traumatic brain injury (TBI). TBI is a major cause…