By Kathy Hubbard Every year around this time – must have something to do with the summer solstice – I have written articles about skin

By Kathy Hubbard Several months ago, I took a friend to an eye clinic and while waiting for her turn for tests a woman came

By Kathy Hubbard “The purpose of Men’s Health Month is to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of

By Kathy Hubbard A 49-year old teacher wrote to the forum on The Addiction Recovery Guide’s website. The woman was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and

By Kathy Hubbard Honestly, if you read enough studies you’ll find one that says sky diving without a parachute is good for your health. So,

By Kathy Hubbard The sign on the hotel states, “This is a hypoallergenic facility, please confine your pets to the dog run area,” or words

By Kathy Hubbard “Mental illness leaves a huge legacy, not just for the person suffering it but for those around them,” British actress Lysette Anthony

By Kathy Hubbard It was the health minute, on a local television station, that got Debbie’s attention. She had just celebrated her 60th birthday and

By Kathy Hubbard In W. Somerset Maugham’s “Of Human Bondage” the protagonist has a clubfoot. I just started to read this novel and it occurred

By Kathy Hubbard Ah, the sound of spring is in the air. Right now, as I’m writing this, a chickadee is whistling for a mate,

By Kathy Hubbard If you read this column regularly you know how regularly I say, “Early detection is critical,” or words to that effect. And,

By Kathy Hubbard “I may need a new helmet after the tumble I took today,” a friend of mine said one day last week. I