Wellness
May 20, 2024
Understanding Stroke Prevention: Recognizing Signs and Symptoms
Stroke is the second leading cause of death worldwide, and up to 50% of survivors are left chronically disabled. Learn the crucial signs and symptoms to watch out for.
Fun in the Sun: The Hidden Risk of Melanoma
“Minnesota actually has the second-highest incidence of cutaneous melanoma in the country, based on 2020 statistics reported by the Centers for Disease Control, despite a relatively low UV index. Just one blistering sunburn can double your risk of melanoma.”
Health and Mood-Boosting Benefits of Pets
“Having animals around can support both physical and emotional well-being. They can ground us, helping us feel more in touch with our bodies and our emotions.”
May 6, 2024
Bariatric Success: A CRMC Employee’s Journey to Weight Loss
“I’m a huge advocate for this surgery. I want people to know this isn’t ‘taking the easy way out.’ There is a lot of work to maintain this, and it is a lifelong commitment to always hold yourself accountable. You must recognize it’s okay to ask for help!”
Young Girl’s Life Saved Thanks to Doctor’s Persistence
Sarah and her family are so grateful for Dr. Goodwin and her relentlessness in finding answers. Because Dr. Goodwin followed her intuition, Ellis will continue to live a long, healthy life with minimal setbacks.
Embracing Uniqueness: Spreading Awareness for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control reveal that ASD affects approximately 1 in 36 children and 1 in 45 adults nationwide, with boys diagnosed four times more often than girls.
May 3, 2024
Ensuring Bright Futures: The Vital Role of Well-Child Visits in Your Child’s Health and Development
Regular well-child visits are a cornerstone for parents, providing a crucial opportunity to monitor their child’s growth, track developmental milestones, and discuss any health concerns that may arise.
Choosing a Primary Care Provider: Your Health Advocate for Life
“To build a long-term relationship, it’s crucial to find someone who aligns with your personality, communication style, and long-term healthcare goals,” advises Dr. Goodwin.