In the first two years of medical school a fledgling physician will double his or her 15,000-word vocabulary with mostly Latin-derived words that are difficult

In the fall of 1961 Congress passed a joint resolution requesting that the President of the United States proclaim the third week of March National

You know you’ve made a lot of visits to the emergency department when they greet you by name when you arrive and you remember theirs.

“I had a nerve conduction test about four weeks ago and have been told today that I have carpal tunnel syndrome,” wrote a woman named

“I can’t believe I have another ear infection!” Angie said recently. “It’s the third one I’ve had this winter. And, don’t tell me I don’t

When he was nineteen years old, George Washington (whose birthday is today, you know) had never been farther than 200 miles from where he was

Malaria, smallpox, tuberculosis, dysentery, diphtheria, and notorious tooth decay are just some of the afflictions George Washington endured. But today, as we look forward to

This close to Valentine’s Day you probably don’t want to read another article about how you need to exercise, eat properly, keep your cholesterol, blood

A cousin posted a photo on Facebook of a healthy looking, roughly three-year-old boy holding a sign saying that he was about to undergo his

One hundred years ago last week, according to the archives of Bonner County History Museum, Mrs. A.E. Cherry was in the hospital recovering from surgery,

“The recognition of the importance of urine in diagnosis was made over 6,000 years ago by several of the earliest civilizations, and few of their

Michael is one of those young men that you’d describe as a “big strapping lad.” He’s an athlete, he eats a good balanced diet and