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Concussions can sneak up on young athletes, often without immediate signs. Being aware of symptoms and knowing when to pull a player from the game is crucial for their safety. Check out our latest #HealthDose blog where Dr. Michael Rodriguez from MyMichigan Health shares insights and answers common questions about keeping our young sports stars safe and sound.

Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

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When it comes to your health, having the right team by your side can make all the difference.

In our latest #HealthDose blog, Dr. Sasha Savage shares how team-based family medicine brings health care professionals together to provide more coordinated, personalized care that puts patients first.

Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a bigger part of health care, but that doesn’t mean replacing the relationship between patients and their providers. In our latest #HealthDose blog, MyMichigan Family Medicine Physician Jenifer Balawender, D.O., explains how AI is being used in patient care and what patients should know.

Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

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What if the number on the scale isn’t the best measure of how well you’re aging? 💪 Physical Therapist Dave Bearss explains why building and maintaining muscle can be an important part of healthy aging—and why it may be time to look beyond the scale.

Read the latest #HealthDose blog by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

1 month ago | [YT] | 0

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Falls can happen in an instant, but many are preventable.

In recognition of National Falls Prevention Awareness Week, Kelli Jankens, trauma injury prevention manager at MyMichigan Health, shares six simple steps you can take to reduce your risk of falling and stay safe, active and independent.

Read our latest #HealthDose blog by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

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Overactive bladder can be frustrating, but treatment options are available.


In our latest #HealthDose blog, Nurse Practitioner Austyn Otten explains how posterior tibial nerve stimulation works and how this minimally invasive treatment may help improve bladder control and reduce symptoms.



Learn more about this treatment option and when it may be time to talk with your primary care provider about a referral by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

2 months ago | [YT] | 1

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🐞 Tick season is here and knowing what to do after a tick bite can help protect your child's health.


In our latest #HealthDose blog, Brittny Schwab, NP, with MyMichigan Family Medicine in Bay City, shares what every parent should know about preventing tick bites, safely removing ticks, recognizing signs of tick-borne illness, and when it's time to seek medical care.


Read the blog by visiting www.mymichigan.org and be prepared before your next outdoor adventure.

2 months ago | [YT] | 0

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Wildfire smoke, ozone, pollen and other air pollutants can affect more than just your comfort—they can impact your health, especially if you have asthma, allergies, heart disease or other chronic conditions.



In our latest #HealthDose blog, learn how air quality affects your body, who is most at risk, and simple steps you can take to protect yourself and your family when air quality declines. Visit www.mymichigan.org to read more.

3 months ago | [YT] | 0

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Facing the loss of a limb can feel overwhelming, but it can also signal the start of a transformative journey. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Jen Thomas shares insights on how physical therapy can empower individuals to regain strength, improve balance, and rediscover their independence. Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

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Did you know that our peripheral nerves are like friendly messengers, helping us move and feel? After an injury, these messengers might need a little extra care and time to heal. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Jaclyn Cook shares how with the right exercises and a sprinkle of patience, many can regain strength and function. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.

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