National Health Awareness: Thin Bones – May 2025

Welcome to May! This year, we will focus on osteoporosis. In previous posts, we have covered hypertension, fitness, work wellness, mental health, and lupus. You can check those blog posts out below. Osteoporosis is a condition of decreased bone density. Our body is a dynamic place of constant remodeling. For our bones, we have cellsContinue reading “National Health Awareness: Thin Bones – May 2025”

National Health Awareness: Public Health April 2025

The month of April brings awareness to many specific conditions (the full list is at the end). The separation of politics from science, religion, law, and medicine would be ideal, but human biases are intrinsic to our species. The continuous reevaluation, discernment and updating of knowledge is the scientific method. Public Health is undergoing aContinue reading “National Health Awareness: Public Health April 2025”

Murder is Wrong

The murder of United Healthcare’s CEO has led to a national response: a catharsis mixed of celebration and condemnation. Murder is wrong. Murder is defined as the unlawful, premeditated, killing of one person by another. We agree that a murderer is wrong to end a life. The insurance and healthcare system does not meet theContinue reading “Murder is Wrong”

National Health Awareness July 2023

I hope that you are investing in your health and well-being. July brings to our awareness specific conditions. These conditions include Cord Blood, Healthy Vision, Group B Strep, Juvenile Arthritis, Cleft and Craniofacial, Sarcoma, and UV safety. Additionally, World Hepatitis Day and the US Independence Day are in July. For this month, we will focusContinue reading “National Health Awareness July 2023”

National Health Awareness: December 2022

This month includes several cultural and religious holidays to celebrate. Enjoy time with your friends and family this holiday season! December is National Safe Toys and Gifts Month. There are multiple days of interest including World AIDS day (1DEC), National Handwashing Awareness Week (1-7DEC), International Day of Persons with Disabilities Day (3DEC), and National InfluenzaContinue reading “National Health Awareness: December 2022”

My Dumb Friends

We talk often on experts, serious happenings, leadership questions and philosophy… but not often about life. I have several folks I keep in little circle I call Dumb Friends. These folks are dumb, outright stupid really. I mean, they are highly intelligent and a couple are *gasp* medical practitioners. But together with me they canContinue reading “My Dumb Friends”

Trust and Inspire

A military Captain barks orders to their squad, “cover the flank!,” “Cover fire!,” “Go, Go, Go!,” and his squad members think, “I can’t wait to get out of the military.” Meanwhile, a special forces Commander sends their team on their mission. The Commander is silent, and the team is in constant communication. “Target, right.” “GotContinue reading “Trust and Inspire”

May 2022: National Health Awareness

Welcome to May! I hope that you have prepared your beach body because it is warming up and the COVID data still looks pretty good (new cases and deaths are down). May is quite the Awareness month comprised of American Stroke, Arthritis, Cystic Fibrosis, Better Hearing and Speech, Global Employee Health and Fitness, Healthy Vision,Continue reading “May 2022: National Health Awareness”