An Update From AIM’s Medical Directors Steve and Sandi Amoils, MDs An article published in the Oct. 25 issue of JAMA® (Journal of the American Medical Association) confirmed what we have observed over the past 15 years: using behavioral and lifestyle interventions impacts patients’ quality of life. This may not seem like news to our … Continued
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Liz Woolford, M.D. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of death for American women. Did you know more women are living with breast cancer than ever before, and cancer is now viewed as a chronic disease state? Mammograms are still the best way to detect cancer early and provide the best opportunity for cure. … Continued
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With Halloween and trick-or-treaters approaching, now is the time to prepare for kids of all ages to invade your doorstep! Halloween is a time for kids to dress up in costume and go from doorstep to doorstep, collecting all their favorite candy. But how much is too much? Do you, as a parent, use this … Continued
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Guest Post by Katherine Mattox, RDN I love talking with patients about their lives and travels, and travel is a frequent topic that comes up in our sessions. Typically our conversations address the patient’s concern about how to sustain a healthy diet during different or uncertain circumstances. Unless a patient needs to uphold a structured … Continued
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