Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by the bite of an infected blacklegged tick (also known as a deer tick). It is estimated that one of out of every three adult blacklegged ticks and one out of every five nymphs are infected with Lyme disease bacteria. Ticks must be attached to their host for about 24-48 hours before the bacteria is transmitted and the longer a tick is attached the higher the likelihood of bacteria transmission. After being introduced on the [...]

The region around The Greenbrier Clinic and other parts of the country have been hit hard by a recent heat wave. If not handled appropriately, the extreme temperatures can be dangerous to an individual's health. Take these steps to stay safe in the heat during this heat wave and any time the temperatures rise.  

Learn more about a new non-invasive solution for managing liver health.

May is National High Blood Pressure Education Month, and The Greenbrier Clinic has some simple tips to help you keep your blood pressure in the recommended range.

Women's Health Month is celebrated each May, and May 12-18 has been designated National Women's Health Week by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. To mark those important dates, The Greenbrier Clinic has provided these tips for women looking to improve their overall health and stay ahead of potential concerns.  

Looking to improve your eating habits for a healthier lifestyle? Follow these tips from The Greenbrier Clinic's Emilee Pack RDN, LDN, for preparing a plate to properly fuel your body with healthy foods.        

May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and Dr. Whittaker has information you need to know about prevention, detection and more.   Stroke Awareness Month