Men’s Health Month – Skin Tips
June is Men’s Health Month, and its purpose is to educate men and boys about preventable health issues and early detection and treatment of specific diseases. One topic that is
Frequent Handwashing + COVID-19 – Dry Skin Relief
Twenty seconds can seem like an eternity when you are counting it out while washing your hands. One of the positive things COVID-19 brought with it was that more people
Skin Cancer: The Most Common, Most Avoidable Cancer
If there is something to take away from Skin Cancer Awareness Month, it’s that, one, skin cancer is the most common type of cancer and, two, it’s the most preventable.
What your skin says about your health: What you should know
Your skin plays a significant role in keeping you healthy and can tell a lot about what’s going on inside your body. Here’s a closer look at how your skin
Board-Certification: Why it matters when choosing a doctor
When you’re looking for a new doctor, are you paying attention to whether or not that doctor is board-certified? Most experts say you should be and here’s why. What does
Virtual Medicine: A new approach in the COVID-19 era
In these trying times, nearly all businesses across the US and around the world are seeing major declines, especially businesses that have foot traffic. For medical practices, the need for
Tampa clinical research facility sheds light on clinical trials for coronavirus
By: Jillian Ramos TAMPA, Fla. — As talks of a vaccine and treatment for COVID-19 continue, we reached out to ForCare Medical Group to find out more about how clinical trials work
What It’s Really Like to Have Alopecia Areata
Hair loss can make anyone feel insecure since it is one of those very visible features that are difficult to hide. It has long been associated with the effects of
Our New AURA MedSpa Is Opening Soon
If you love going to the spa, you’ll love this news. ForCare is opening our very own spa providing unique services like massage therapy and hormone replacement therapy. Insert happy
Common Myths About Alopecia Areata
6.8 million people in the U.S. are affected by alopecia areata. Alopecia is an autoimmune skin disorder that causes hair loss on the scalp, face, and other areas of the
