TYE Medical Blog

Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S., according to 2023 CDC stats. More than half a million Americans have a stroke each year. But most strokes, up to 80%, can be prevented, and

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women in the U.S. besides skin cancers. Each year, about 30% of new cancer diagnoses in women are breast cancer. No one wants to hear the word “

It takes more than prescription medication to lower or control blood pressure, although they play a vital role in treatment. Other dietary and lifestyle changes can be instrumental in maintaining a

You can have celiac disease with no apparent symptoms. The technical term is “asymptomatic,” but “silent” is also commonly used. It’s caused when a protein found in wheat and wheat-similar grains, k

Most of us have heard about how bad chronic stress is for overall health and wellbeing. But it’s also bad for your thyroid, especially if you are predisposed to a thyroid condition or already suffer