As we spend more time outdoors during the summer it is important to protect ourselves from the sun’s U.V. rays that, with prolonged exposure, can lead to harmful effects that’re more discomforting than a sunburn
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About 20% of Americans may experience GERD, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, a chronic acid reflux condition and often experience troublesome symptoms. To prepare for holiday meals we have some tips to help those with GERD manage symptoms and enjoy themselves during the holiday
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You’ve likely heard about the COVID-19 Delta Variant, which is currently the most common form of COVID-19 virus circulating in the United States. Concerns regarding this new variant are resulting in renewed social-distancing precautions and booster-vaccine recommendations as outbreaks develop across the country.
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Discussion of a COVID-19 vaccine booster dose will undoubtedly continue in the coming months, much remains unknown. Topics still requiring investigation and as we learn more, recommendations will likely change to respond to the most up-to-date medical evidence.
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Grass Lake Community Pharmacy covers the basics of mental health awareness with statistics, some available local groups, treatment options, and the basics of psychotropic medications (mental health prescriptions).
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Let’s take a few minutes to chat about sleep’s importance, the recommended amount of sleep, and tips and tricks for getting a full night of restful zzz’s.
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Protein comes in many delicious forms, but why is protein important? Today we’ll discuss how protein is used in our bodies, how much you should consume each day, and healthy sources of protein (plus a couple of recipes!). Let’s get to it!
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Incorporating a daily medication regimen in our lives can sometimes be difficult but remembering to take the medications may be an even greater challenge. It is essential to adhere to your prescription regimen and pharmacists can help if you’re struggling to maintain medication adherence.
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From the multiple studies that have been published, we can see that patients with long term conditions are more likely to get infected with the virus and experience severe symptoms.
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Have you ever been confused by a change in your prescription? Perhaps you have noticed the pills’ appearance changed when you refilled a medication you regularly take and asked yourself, “How can we be sure these new pills will work in exactly the same way as the previous ones?”
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Many of us have either felt under the weather after receiving the flu vaccine or know someone that has. Does that mean the vaccine itself made them sick or gave them the flu? We will answer that question within this blog.
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When a global pandemic strikes that requires us to dramatically change the way we interact, both in our everyday lives and on a broad, societal scale, our collective and individual health is bound to be affected.
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2020 has been a year made tumultuous by a once-in-a-century pandemic. After months of quarantine, conflicting information, unclear recommendations from our leaders, and sweating behind facemasks, Americans are asking questions such as, “When will this be over?”, “When will we have a vaccine?”, and, “Will the vaccine be safe?”.
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Flu Season is right around the corner, and with the COVID-19 pandemic still raging on, many are wondering about when they should get their seasonal flu shot.
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Gain control over your weight with simple, manageable steps that can be used for both short-term weight loss and ongoing weight management.
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Commonly known as seasonal depression, seasonal affective disorder affects many of us. Here are some tips and resources to combat this disorder as the winter season officially kicks off.
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What are rebates, who gets them, and what does that mean for you?
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At Grass Lake Community Pharmacy, the May flyer officially launched on the first of the month! This month is brought to you by Women’s Health!
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Did you know that the first 18 months after teens get their license are the most dangerous? It’s due to the fact of inexperience and a tendency for distraction. The teen brain is not fully developed until at least age 25.
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1 case of measles was found thus far in Washtenaw County. There hasn’t been a case recorded in Sylvan County thus far.
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