Man, Your Health is a Priority
Men and women may be from the same planet after all, but when it comes to preventive health, research shows they couldn’t be more different. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that men are as much as 80 percent less likely to see a physician for regular...
8 Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day During a Pandemic
#1: Breakfast and Sports in Bed #2: Do a Virtual Exercise Class #3: Spend Quality Time Outdoors #4: Organize a Virtual Hangout #5: Play an Indoor Game #6: Make His Favorite Dinner and Dessert #7: Host a Movie Night #8: Give Him the Gift of Health Since many people...
Healthy Gifts for Father’s Day
Father’s Day—a day for dad. A day where we show our appreciation with gifts that range from the extravagant to the forgettable. You could follow the crowd and get your dad a new tie, dress shirt, or another miscellaneous article of clothing he’ll wear once or twice....
June is for the Fellas
“Recognizing and preventing men’s health problems is not just a man’s issue. Because of its impact on wives, mothers, daughters, and sisters; men’s health is truly a family issue.” – Congressman Bill Richardson (May 1994) 14 years ago, Congressman Richardson was...
Understanding Low T
Low T is more common than you think. Dr. Stacy Olliff is a board-certified provider in our Conyers Office. You can hardly turn on the radio or television these days without hearing a commercial for low T. But what exactly is low T and what causes it? Stacy Olliff,...