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5 Ways To Include Exercise And A Good Diet In Your Routine

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July 9, 2020

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The Top 4 Ways Men Can Appear Younger

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June 24, 2020

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Can Heavy Lifting Really Cause a Hernia?

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July 17, 2019

Men's, Women's

Balance Male Hormones

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April 15, 2019

Men's

Baptist Health Foundation Grant to Chosen Care

Chosen Receives $75,000 Grant from Baptist Health Foundation to Support Mentoring and Parent Education for Kinship Families

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December 19, 2018

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How do you know if you have Nasal Airway Obstruction?

MD Monthly

October 26, 2017

Holistic Health, Medical Innovations, Men's, Research, Women's

Special to MD Monthly by Texas Center for Facial Plastic and Laser Surgery & Endormir Sleep and Sinus Institute How do you know if you have Nasal Airway Obstruction? What if you constantly had difficul... Read More...

What Can Be Done for Saggy, Baggy Eyes?

MD Monthly

October 18, 2017

Cosmetic MD, Men's, Women's

What Can Be Done for Saggy, Baggy Eyes? By Dr. Marc Taylor Are you feeling energetic but your eyes say otherwise? Your eyes are one of the first features that people notice about your face. Your eyes say a lo... Read More...

Snacks that Satisfy

MD Monthly

September 21, 2017

Holistic Health, Men's, Women's

Snacks that Satisfy By CommuniCare, Cristine D. Saks, MS, RD Have you ever felt hungry between meals, eaten a few crackers, and then felt hungry again a little while later? This frustrating phenomenon can end... Read More...

Restoring Facial Volume with Dr. Marc Taylor

MD Monthly

September 13, 2017

Cosmetic MD, Men's, Women's

Restoring Facial Volume: Fat Grafting vs. Fillers By Marc T. Taylor, MD Facial rejuvenation has taken many paths over the years. Although initially limited to various face lift and other surgical procedure... Read More...

From Protective Eyewear to Eye Drops – 6 Tips for Healthy, Comfortable Eyes at Work

MD Monthly

August 25, 2017

Men's, Women's

By: Mary Maloney Painful, irritated eyes make life on the job miserable, but you don’t have to suffer anymore. Whether you work construction, drive a forklift or stare at a computer screen all day – ... Read More...

Stop Looking… Start Seeing!

MD Monthly

August 1, 2017

Men's, Women's

By Lisa Martén, M.D. When I look into your eyes… What can I see? We are not just checking to see if you need glasses. There are multiple systemic diseases that can have manifestations... Read More...

Erectile Dysfunction: Definition, Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

MD Monthly

July 31, 2017

Men's

By Austin G. Hackney What is Erectile Dysfunction? While most common in later life, a man may experience problems with his erection at any age. It is normal to have difficulties sustaining an erection... Read More...

The South Texas Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Fights for The Cure

MD Monthly

May 31, 2017

Cover Stories, Men's, Women's

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is the largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding research, finding cures and ensuring access to treatments for blood cancer patients. ... Read More...

South Texas Eye Institute: Helping patients to see clearer

MD Monthly

May 30, 2017

Men's, Women's

By Edmond Ortiz Dr. Lisa Martén joined the South Texas Eye Institute in 2007. The next year, she found herself in a position to acquire the practice. “When I came into the practice, there were... Read More...

Things to Consider When Opening or Re-locating Your Practice

MD Monthly

April 29, 2017

Medical Innovations, Men's, Women's

By: Chad Gunter, Senior Vice President | Peloton Commercial Real Estate Opening a new practice, relocating an existing practice, or renegotiating an existing lease can be a lengthy process that requires comm... Read More...