Gearing Up for Allergy Season
Pollen season is almost here. Dr. Sunny Kim from IMC has some tips to get those of us with seasonal allergies.
Browsing: Health
The Utter Ease of Personal Disregard for Doctor’s Appointments After 40
It was a general check-up, you should exercise but only if it’s sustainable, great job quitting smoking in your twenties, good blood pressure, here’s what I would screen for if I were you…..oh, and want to do your OB-GYN check-up while you’re here?
Dance Your Way to A Healthier Pregnancy with ‘Fit Bump’!
Remaining active means anything from walking across the room for some moms-to-be to lifting weights and running a few miles a day for others. So what happens when you feel up to doing more than looking for the TV remote in your living-room but not quite up to pumping iron at the gym? Dance might be a good alternative.
Where to Get First Aid Training In Beijing
Whatever camp you belong to, we can all agree that accidents do happen, and sometimes they are far more severe than we expect.
Beijing Issues Yellow Alert Due To Poor Air Quality
The Beijing Municipal Ecology and Environment Bureau responded by suspending a number of outdoor construction operations and the restriction of operations by some manufacturing companies. Though this is expected to have passed by today, there is no telling what the air quality will be like, and it might be time to return to our trusty N-95 masks.
How to Treat Head Lice in China
It just isn’t that common here, Mindy heard over and over as she tried to find over the counter medication for nits.
Wintertime Woes: Extreme Eczema
Years of moisturizing, of keeping tabs on my stress levels and the dry wintertime air, and that one summer when it got so unbearable that I walked into work crying. My skin was affecting my health, my mental state, my self-worth.
Using TCM to Give Your Body the TLC it Needs This Winter
Understandably, there are some of us who might not be too sure about the efficacy of getting a flu shot and wish to turn to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
China Bans Old Fashioned Thermometers
China’s latest regulation involves old fashioned thermometers.
Navigating a Rare Illness in Another Country
With a rare illness, or something like a nut allergy that is so common in many areas of the world but extremely rare in others, parents and guardians must be pro-active, we must be ahead of any emergency, and in all languages necessary.