A social media trend known as “tan maxxing” encourages longer tanning without skin protection, and Lexington Health Cancer Center says the habit can increase the risk of skin damage over time.
Lexington Health Physical Therapy is expanding its services with a sports medicine physical therapy program focused on helping patients return to activity safely.
Bladder leaks and other pelvic health concerns are more common than many women realize, but that doesn’t mean they should simply be accepted as part of everyday life.
Dr. Justin Gibson, a neurosurgeon with the Lexington Brain and Spine Institute, shares what viewers should know about back and spine strain when people suddenly jump into yard work and other seasonal activities.
Outpatient joint replacement is transforming recovery for patients needing hip or knee surgery, offering a faster return to everyday life with less disruption.
If you think you may be experiencing urinary incontinence, talk with your primary care provider and learn more about treatment options at Lexington Medical Center.
June is Men’s Health Month, and local physicians are encouraging men of all ages to take their health more seriously, especially when it comes to prevention and early screening.
During Stroke Awareness Month, Dr. Frank O. Pusey Jr., a Neurohospitalist at Lexington Medical Center, is sharing a simple tool that could help save a life: the acronym B.E. F.A.S.T.
