by Colleen Steffen | Jun 3, 2022
Base tan, schmase tan Real quick before school lets out, one last lesson: Some of your summertime knowledge might need some updating. Do mosquitos just leave some people alone? Will lunch right before a jump in the deep end spell your doom? Is the first burn of...
by Colleen Steffen | Apr 11, 2022
So not to alarm you, but an estimated 37% of people who get COVID-19 will just keep on having it … maybe for years. Well, not COVID exactly, but symptoms that can really suck nonetheless—like brain fog. Web MD, everyone’s favorite place to visit in the...
by Colleen Steffen | Feb 17, 2022
2022’s Black History Month theme is health and wellness, which is obviously a topic close to our hearts. COVID-19 brought into even greater relief the fact that Black people in the United States experience disparities in their health care that can lessen the...
by Colleen Steffen | Nov 15, 2021
You might have heard: Dr. Steve Allen is turning 70 on Nov. 21. Though he’s been retired several years now, we know he remains in the hearts of a lot of his former patients—and they have definitely stayed in his! The Brazil native founded Internists Associated in...
by Colleen Steffen | Oct 18, 2021
By Brooklyn Morris We’re celebrating National Boss’s Day at the office today (it was actually Saturday). This year as the date approached, I began to think about our expectations as we enter the workforce for our first jobs or even to start our careers....
