Seasoned diabetes warriors – Type 1 (T1D) and Type 2 (T2D) alike – experience diabetes distress and burnout at this time of year. And for those who are newly diagnosed […]

Everyday, caregivers embrace the uncertainty of the future with courage and strength. When a loved one faces a serious health concern, time takes on a new meaning. It becomes more […]

Thanksgiving is supposed to be about giving thanks, but as USF Health Psychologist Dr. Heather Agazzi, points out, sometimes the holiday becomes more about stressing out over the pursuit of […]

The prostate gland is an often misunderstood part of the male body. This gland plays an important role in the male reproductive system, is responsible for producing and secreting male […]

Leonardo da Vinci is credited with developing the first concept of contact lenses and being the first to illustrate them in 1508. It would not be until the late 1800s […]

So many of us have paused, struggling to remember a name or find our keys. But when is this an early sign of a significant memory problem? “Most patients notice […]