In every war, the wounded far outnumber those killed. Brain injuries are among the most common injuries in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Since 2000, nearly 380,000 service members have suffered traumatic brain injury, also known as TBI.
Narcotic use can make you feel good -- at first. But chronic narcotic use can lead to a downward spiral of both physical and emotional health. Learn what long-term narcotic use can do to your brain and body and how to get help.
Dr. Morris explores the topic of prescription narcotics, why they can be dangerous, and how to find successful treatment in the event of addiction.
The chronic hormonal imbalance of Hormone Dysfunction Syndrome can diminish your health and quality of life. If you’ve ever experienced a head injury, you could be unknowingly suffering from this condition. Learn the signs so you can get relief.
Getting knocked in the head, either as a result of a car accident, sports injury, or fall can make you feel confused, dizzy, and nauseous. Depending on how hard your brain gets knocked against your skull, you may also experience a headache, blurred vision
If you’re looking for a solution for your PCOS, it’s hard to know where to start. We believe that one of the best places is at home. Here are some lifestyle remedies that deliver great results when it comes to dealing with PCOS.
Many people visit their doctor only when they’re not feeling well. While treatment for illness is, of course, important, your doctor has far more to offer to keep you healthy.
By using your body’s own regenerative properties, stem cell therapy can be used to treat many long-lasting injuries, and provide you with relief from chronic pain.
Hormone replacement therapy may be exactly what you need to counter some of the negative effects that occur due to the hormonal shifts of aging.
Dr. Morris discusses why immediate and thorough treatment of concussions is critical to your recovery.
