Midland Health Testing Services
Custom corporate wellness programs, on site biometric screenings, blood testing, and reporting
As summer draws to a close, it can be discouraging to realize that fresh produce will not be as readily available. Farmers’ markets typically start to thin out towards the end of summer and the roadside stands of fresh fruit and vegetables become few and far between.
What better time to grow your own greens? While you ... Continue Reading
The current flu season hasn't even peaked and yet federal officials are saying this is the most severe outbreak since the swine flu pandemic in 2009 - and it’s getting worse.
Part of the reason why the flu has been so fierce this year is due to the prevalent Influenza A H3N2. The flu vaccine is less effective against ... Continue Reading
Is your phone within arms-reach right now? How many times a day do you pick up your phone? And out of those times, how many are for an actual phone call? Chances are, the majority of times you use your phone in a day are for social media and/or e-mail.
Many people feel like their lives are run by their phones; ... Continue Reading
When you are a parent, keeping your child safe is at the top of your priority list. It can feel overwhelming as a new parent, with so many hazards at every turn for your child, but the best place to start to protect them, and also the one where you have the most control, is in your own home.
According to the Centers ... Continue Reading
Are you one of the almost half of Americans who did not take a summer vacation? Do you often find yourself rushing from A to B with no time to breathe, working seven days a week and not taking time for lunch?
If so, it's time to take a break. It’s very easy to become caught up in work and routines and forget that we ... Continue Reading
In 2017, the American Cancer Society predicts that there will be nearly 1.7 million new cases of cancer in the United States. Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the US, causing 1 in 4 deaths. A study using information obtained by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recently named Kentucky as the U.S. state with ... Continue Reading
