By Kay B. Wills Coloring is an activity that we tend to associate with children. As we age, we set aside our crayons and colored pencils in favor of more respectable utensils such as pens […]
Courtesy Texoma Medical Center The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that at least 200,000 people die each year of preventable heart disease and stroke. Most people think of cardiovascular disease as an […]
By Julie Alvira, MD, MBA In recent years there has been a greater focus on becoming healthier, looking good, and exercising. Most fitness centers have experienced an increase in memberships both for men and women. […]
By Melanie Hess How come the TV is still on? Is it really 3 a.m.? Why does Mom always leave for so long? Why does the baby keep crying? Where is the food? School will […]
By Linda Webb-Mañon Senior citizens can take advantage of free health screenings, socialize with friends, and meet new ones at the 22nd Annual Older Americans Information and Health Fair. Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is […]
By Tina Withrow I have to admit. I am crazy about Chic-fil-A. The moment my eyes open, I start salivating for my daily dose of chicken mini’s or chicken biscuit and a DDP (that’s diet […]
In a land far, far away… a young man had just graduated from Loma Linda University dental school in Loma Linda, California. In August of 1981, he established his first dental office on Rusk Street […]
By Living Magazine Jean Louis Benae, MD, might be a neurosurgeon, but his practice isn’t just about surgery. In fact, he would rather be one of the first doctors you see if you are experiencing […]
By Tina Withrow The first thing that you notice about Sorrel Schmidt is her Audrey Hepburn like beauty. I think it might just be her eyes. They are kind. Her name comes from the reddish […]
In 2008, Lori Leu started a new chapter in her life. It was an endeavor that was unknown and new, but her heart and soul told her it was where she needed to be. After […]
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