The Scope Blog

Depression and anxiety may be more common than the common cold. So why don’t we talk about them, especially in the workplace?

Untreated, MS can be debilitating, making daily tasks hard or impossible. But we’ve gotten much better at diagnosing MS — and treating it.

Men are less likely to seek medical help than women. Despite unique health challenges they face, many men neglect their well-being. Don't wait until it's too late – prioritize your health now!

Many are familiar with vasectomy — a common birth control procedure for men — but not necessarily aware of what it entails. Let’s discuss what to expect in the lead-up to a vasectomy, what to expect during the procedure and recovery.

Pain in the chest is always cause for concern — but it can have different causes. Is it indigestion? A heart attack? A pulled muscle? Or is it angina?

As we get older, out bodies change. Every bodily system is affected as we age, but there are ways to help keep your body moving the way it was designed to do.

Find out how you can help your sperm count as well as you and your partner’s odds of getting pregnant.

A checkup can help prevent life-threatening conditions like heart disease and stroke. Learn why you shouldn’t put it off.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide. Protecting yourself from the sun is vital.

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in American men. Finding it just got faster and easier for Tanner patients with the introduction of the latest screening technology — targeted fusion biopsy — at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton.

Skin health has become an increasingly common concern for health-conscious people who strive to be their best. Preventing sun damage and restoring sun-damaged skin are key.

As we get older, our knees start to show the signs of wear. And as we try to maintain an active lifestyle later into life, it’s important that we do what we can when we’re young to keep our knees healthy.

A survey last year confirmed something we all suspected: Men don’t like going to the doctor for their annual physical.

All men are at risk for developing prostate problems. Stay ahead of the game and educate yourself about prostate health.

June is Men's Health Month! Try these simple tips to help put you in control of your good health.