Anti-Inflammation, Part 2: Antioxidants

Antioxidants such as CoQ10, Vitamin E and Omega 3 can benefit health, fight inflammation and help ease the effects of chronic illnesses.

Anti-Inflammation, Part 1: Ginger & Turmeric

Supplements can help combat inflammation that, in turn, can leads to or worsen chronic conditions. Read how ginger and turmeric can help.

How can antibiotics hurt you?

Manhattan Medical Group physicians support the appropriate use of antibiotics with their patients to reduce antibiotic resistance.

Diet Advice: How to Tell If It's Good or Bad

Confused on which diet to try? Registered Dietitian Jordan Chen offers advice on the questions to ask about any diet changes.

What to expect during a physical exam

Annual physicals with your primary care provider are a way to assess your overall health and identify potential health concerns.

Flu shots build your immunity

The flu vaccine is the only protection we have against the virus. Getting a yearly shot adds to your immunity and helps protect you.

What diet is right for me?

Weight changes come down to calories, no matter how you fill them. But it's important to keep in mind overall health in your diet.

How to choose the right sun protection for your family

Choosing the right sun protection for your family is key to having fun in the sun this summer

3 Ways to Prepare for Your Next Doctor's Appointment

Before your next doctor's appointment, consider these three easy ways to make sure you're getting the most out of your face-to-face time.

Summer Ailments: Bug, Burns & Rashes

Mosquito and tick bites, sunburns, and poison ivy and poison oak rashes are some of the common summer ailments around Manhattan, Kansas.

Pelvic exams & pap smears: Are they the same?

The pelvic exam looks at the health of female organs while a pap smear is a cervical cancer screening tool.

Sports Physicals vs. Regular Physicals: What's the Difference?

A sports physical includes a student's medical history and assesses height, weight, blood pressure, strength and other physical measures.

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