As the temperatures drop and the air becomes drier, many people with psoriasis and eczema notice their symptoms getting worse. Winter months can be harsh on your skin, but with the right care, you can keep flare-ups under control. Let’s explore why this happens and how to protect your skin during the colder season. Why psoriasis and…
At The Elliot, we are proud to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week by highlighting our partnerships and programs that offer life-changing career opportunities. Through our collaboration with Manchester Community College and ApprenticeshipNH, employees can advance into high-demand healthcare roles, all while earning a paycheck. These “earn while you learn” apprenticeships empower individuals to build new skills…
In today’s world, technology has given us more ways than ever to stay connected. Texting, Facebook, Instagram, FaceTime, Skype, WhatsApp, and countless other platforms allow us to reach out to others with the tap of a button. Yet, despite these advancements, the Surgeon General of the United States has recently highlighted a surprising and deeply…
As an emergency physician working in Immediate Care, I often see people come in during the peak of cold and flu season, looking for relief and advice. While some illnesses need professional care, many can be managed at home if you’re prepared. To do so, it helps if you have a well-stocked kit. Here’s a…
Pregnancy is an exciting time, but it can also feel overwhelming. You probably have a lot of questions and you want to make sure everything goes smoothly for you and your baby. Your OB is there to guide you through every stage of your pregnancy and help you feel confident along the way. In each…
Cold and flu season can be challenging, but you don’t always have to rely on medications. Simple, natural remedies can help relieve symptoms and support recovery. Knowing when to seek medical help is also crucial, especially for more severe cases. Here’s a guide to effective home remedies, natural treatments, and the signs that indicate it’s…
Myths and misconceptions about diabetes can make managing the condition even more challenging. Understanding the facts is essential for anyone affected by diabetes, whether newly diagnosed or having lived with it for years. By learning fact from fiction, you can best take control of your health and make informed decisions that support your well-being. Myth:…
As a thoracic surgeon, I spend a lot of time talking to patients about the impact of smoking on their risk of lung cancer, breathing capacity, and overall health. But what often surprises people is how quickly their body, especially the lungs, begins to heal once they quit smoking. The lungs are remarkably resilient, and…
By: Dr. Mark Pohlman of Foundation Pulmonary When you stop smoking, the healing process for your lungs begins almost immediately. As a vascular surgeon, I often discuss the benefits of quitting smoking with my patients for heart and blood vessel health and lung function. Smoking wreaks havoc on your lungs over time, but the body has…
On the evening of October 24th, Southern New Hampshire Health came together to honor and celebrate the dedication and commitment of our medical assistants (MA). The event featured key leaders who delivered remarks acknowledging the exceptional work of those who make a significant difference in the lives of patients and providers. Among the distinguished speakers…