What You Should Know About Wounds That Won’t Go Away
Having a scrape or cut is never fun. But your body works to scab over the wound and eventually
5 Symptoms That May Be Warning Signs For Type 2 Diabetes
Over 30 million Americans have type 2 diabetes — it’s one of the most common medical conditions
What You Need to Know for Diabetes Awareness Month
This November, we’re honoring National Diabetes Awareness Month by shedding some light on some
Why (and What) You Should Know About Peripheral Artery Disease
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) — also known as peripheral arterial disease — is a disease
Why High Blood Pressure is a Major Health Issue in Charles County — and How We’re Trying to Change That
High blood pressure continues to affect a massive portion of the population around the country.
How the Center for Diabetes Education is Helping Charles County Residents Live Better with Diabetes
It’s been nearly four years since we opened the doors to the University of Maryland Charles
Beating Type 2 Diabetes Starts with Prevention
More than 30 million people in the United States are living with type 2 diabetes, according to
Recognizing the Importance of Heart Health During Cardiac Rehabilitation Week
During American Heart Month, much of the focus is put on raising awareness and sharing
The 5 Most Surprising Facts About Diabetes
When you want to learn more about diabetes, your doctor and the American Diabetes
Why You Should See a Specialist for Your Acute or Chronic Wounds
According to a 2017 study from the National Institutes of Health, over 7 million