INFOGRAPHIC: Are You Making Costly Insurance Benefits Mistakes?
Do you ignore open enrollment meetings? Do you skip reading the details in the benefit summaries? Do you go to the ER because it's closer than Urgent Care? If so, you are leaving money on the table!
INFOGRAPHIC: Updated Nutrition Facts Label
The FDA instituted a revised Nutrition Facts Label for packaged foods to go into effect as early as January 1, 2020, though many food manufacturers have already rolled this out.
INFOGRAPHIC: Be Thankful That…
We’ve put together an infographic to let you know how risky all that cooking, traveling, and over-indulging can be! Give thanks this holiday season and stay safe.
INFOGRAPHIC: Unfamiliar, But Undeniable
Don’t dismiss strange medical symptoms. While they might sound outlandish or make you feel surreal, these 9 less-known medical symptoms could indicate a problem.
INFOGRAPHIC: Understanding Gender Differences in ADHD Symptoms
Boys and girls can display very different ADD/ADHD symptoms, which may be why boys are three times more likely to get an ADHD diagnosis than girls.
INFOGRAPHIC: How to Remove a Tick
Believe it or not, there is a correct and safe way to remove a tick. We put together an infographic to guide you on effective tick removal and disposal.
INFOGRAPHIC: ALS By The Numbers
ALS is a progressive disease with no known cure. We have put together the latest statistics on ALS to show the impact this disease has had.
INFOGRAPHIC: The F.A.S.T. Method to Identify a Stroke
Strokes require immediate medical attention, so knowing the warning signs is crucial. We created this infographic to help you think F.A.S.T about the signs and symptoms of a stroke in you or others.
INFOGRAPHIC: 7 Major Chakras
It is thought that chakras are responsible for incorporating and spreading energy. See how the 7 major chakras might affect your whole-person wellness.
INFOGRAPHIC : Heart Attack & Sudden Cardiac Arrest – What’s the Difference?
A heart attack and cardiac arrest are NOT the same thing. Learn the difference and understand the cause, risks, and symptoms associated with each event.